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Music labels sue nonprofit Internet Archive for copyright infringement over digitized 78s of Frank Sinatra and other artists (fortune.com)
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Music labels sue nonprofit Internet Archive for copyright infringement over digitized 78s of Frank Sinatra and other artists::The labels take issue with the nonprofit posting digitized copies, which it solicits from users, of records in the antiquated 78 LP format.

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[โ€“] eager_eagle 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I came across IPFS a few times but I don't know where to start. Is hosting a node a good role? Did you follow a guide, maybe a nice docker image we can just run?

[โ€“] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

I don't currently run it myself -- I have some files in IPFS but haven't spun up the daemon on my own server in a while...

Hmm! I just checked their site and since I last looked into it they've added a nice desktop UI. I'll have to try it out myself again.

Hosting a node isn't like running a Tor exit node or anything -- you don't AFAIK host anything you don't explicitly put in there yourself, so there's no danger of accidentally serving something you wouldn't want to :)