X lost its attempt to claim that a data scraping company and its users cannot use accounts to find public data on its site and use it — in part because the Copyright Act preempts those claims.
Natalie Hanson reports on legal and general news in Oakland and the East Bay Area for Courthouse News Service. She previously wrote about Marin County news in Marin Independent Journal and covered city government, housing and homelessness and other Butte County news for Chico Enterprise-Record. Natalie studied journalism and international relations at California State University Chico and her reporting has also been published in ChicoSol News, San Jose Spotlight, Ethnic Media Services, The Mercury News and The Washington Post.
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X lost its attempt to claim that a data scraping company and its users cannot use accounts to find public data on its site and use it — in part because the Copyright Act preempts those claims.
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X lost its attempt to claim that a data scraping company and its users cannot use accounts to find public data on its site and use it — in part because the Copyright Act preempts those claims.
X lost its attempt to claim that a data scraping company and its users cannot use accounts to find public data on its site and use it — in part because the Copyright Act preempts those claims.
X lost its attempt to claim that a data scraping company and its users cannot use accounts to find public data on its site and use it — in part because the Copyright Act preempts those claims.
X lost its attempt to claim that a data scraping company and its users cannot use accounts to find public data on its site and use it — in part because the Copyright Act preempts those claims.
X lost its attempt to claim that a data scraping company and its users cannot use accounts to find public data on its site and use it — in part because the Copyright Act preempts those claims.