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Statement from Brewster Kahle, digital librarian of the Internet Archive: "When people want to listen to music they go to Spotify. When people want to study 78rpm sound recordings as they were originally created, they go to libraries like the Internet Archive. Both are needed. There shouldn't be conflict here." These preservation recordings are used in teaching and research, including by university professors like Jason Luther of Rowan University, whose students use the Great 78 collection as the basis for re- searching and writing podcasts for use in class assignments (University Professor Leverages 78rpm Record Collection From the Internet Archive for Student Podcasts, June 9, 2021). While this mode of access is important, usage is tiny-on average, each recording in the collection is only accessed by one researcher per month. A technician uses a 4-arm turntable to digitize a 78 rpm record. While we review the lawsuit, we remain dedicated to our mission of providing "Universal Access to All Knowledge." We are grateful for the continued support of our library patrons and partners as we continue to fight these attacks.

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Record Labels Hit Internet Archive With New $400m+ Copyright Lawsuit August 12, 2023 by Andy Maxwell Record labels including UMG, Capitol and Sony have filed a copyright infringement lawsuit in the United States targeting Internet Archive and founder Brewster Kale, among others. Filed in Manhattan federal court late Friday, the complaint alleges infringement of 2,749 works, recorded by deceased artists, including Frank Sinatra, Billie Holiday, Louis Armstrong and Bing Crosby. As the Internet Archive continues to deal with an adverse ruling in a copyright infringement lawsuit filed by the world's largest publishing companies, late Friday some of the world's largest record labels launched similar legal action in the United States. HOME > LAWSUITS > APPS AND SITES > INTERNET ARCHIVE Filed in Manhattan federal court, the complaint lists UMG Recordings, Capitol Records, Concord Bicycle Assets, CMGI Recorded Music Assets, Sony Music and Arista Music as plaintiffs, with Internet Archive (IA), founder Brewster Kahle, Kahle/Austin Foundation, George Blood and George Blood L.P named as defendants.

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Statement from Brewster Kahle, digital librarian of the Internet Archive: "When people want to listen to music they go to Spotify. When people want to study 78rpm sound recordings as they were originally created, they go to libraries like the Internet Archive. Both are needed. There shouldn't be conflict here." These preservation recordings are used in teaching and research, including by university professors like Jason Luther of Rowan University, whose students use the Great 78 collection as the basis for re- searching and writing podcasts for use in class assignments (University Professor Leverages 78rpm Record Collection From the Internet Archive for Student Podcasts, June 9, 2021). While this mode of access is important, usage is tiny-on average, each recording in the collection is only accessed by one researcher per month. A technician uses a 4-arm turntable to digitize a 78 rpm record. While we review the lawsuit, we remain dedicated to our mission of providing "Universal Access to All Knowledge." We are grateful for the continued support of our library patrons and partners as we continue to fight these attacks.

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