ReleaseFirst reported 20 oct, 17:27 / 1 outlet

Federal Judge Orders Meta to Identify the Employees Who Authorized Shadow Library Piracy — Including ‘Everyone in the Group Who Participated in Making That Decision’

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  1. 20 Oct, 17:27
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    Federal Judge Orders Meta to Identify the Employees Who Authorized Shadow Library Piracy — Including ‘Everyone in the Group Who Participated in Making That Decision’

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A federal judge has ordered Meta to disclose the names of the employees who made or authorized the decision to obtain IP via shadow libraries including Anna’s Archive and LibGen. Magistrate Judge Thomas S. Hixson finalized that noteworthy order yesterday, when addressing several…