Filed under: Web services, Google
District court rules Google Cache doesn't violate copyright
EFF's Fred von Lohmann
is reporting on a decision by a Nevada district court ruling that Google Cache, which makes available copies of web
pages that might no longer be available from their original provider, does not violate content owners' copyrights. Attorney and
writer Blake Field had sued Google for caching writings on his web site, but the court ruled that Google Cache did not
violate Field's copyright because its serving a cached copy was the result of "automated, non-volitional activity
by Google servers," it obeys robots.txt and meta tags, and is fair use.[Via Boing Boing]
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