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Internet Archive Blogs

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By Wendy Hanamura, Brewster Kahle, Nancy Watzman
| Internet Archive Blogs
At the legendary c-base, technologists, activists, and artists gathered to shape the next chapter of the decentralized web. c-base is a space station that “crashed” and is being reconstructed along the Spree river by a group of Berlin hackers. Some call it the mother of all hackerspaces. On a gray February morning in Berlin, people wandered down a dark ramp into a space station. Not a metaphorical one—at least not entirely.
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Internet Archive Blogs

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By Chris Freeland, Brewster Kahle
| Internet Archive Blogs
Here’s a resource sharing tip for our community of librarians: RapidILL members have an option to include the Internet Archive as a potential supplier for their borrowing requests. If you are interested in providing your users with access to the Internet Archive’s collections through your RapidILL workflows, please complete this form. Not a RapidILL member? You can also request materials through OCLC’s resource sharing network.
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Protect Fair Use, Especially Now

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By Brewster Kahle
| Internet Archive Blogs
Fair use, the flexible aspect of U.S. copyright law, enables libraries to fulfill their public mission of providing access to knowledge, preserving culture, and supporting education and research. Fair use empowers libraries, the web, news reporting and more. Digital learners depend on it. Journalists depend on it. Creators depend on it. Every person interacting with content on and offline depends on it.
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