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TorrentFreak: Why a Court Order to Block Internet Archive’s Open Library Was Put On Hold | ResearchBuzz: Firehose
TorrentFreak: Why a Court Order to Block Internet Archive’s Open Library Was Put On Hold. “Site-blocking orders are usually binary; a court issues an order for a domain to be blocked, or it does not. In Belgium, things work differently. After we reported on a court order that compelled ISPs to block access to the Internet Archive’s Open Library, a follow-up implementation order decided otherwise. Rightsholders, the authorities, and the Archive a…
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TorrentFreak: Why a Court Order to Block Internet Archive’s Open Library Was Put On Hold | ResearchBuzz: Firehose
TorrentFreak: Why a Court Order to Block Internet Archive’s Open Library Was Put On Hold. “Site-blocking orders are usually binary; a court issues an order for a domain to be blocked, or it does not. In Belgium, things work differently. After we reported on a court order that compelled ISPs to block access to the Internet Archive’s Open Library, a follow-up implementation order decided otherwise. Rightsholders, the authorities, and the Archive a…
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