“Google and Reddit do not own the Internet," web scraper says after court win
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谷歌在去年12月依据《数字千年版权法案》起诉网络抓取工具SerpApi，指控其绕过谷歌的反抓取技术，将搜索结果内容通过未经授权的“谷歌搜索API”服务出售。谷歌称此举旨在保护搜索结果中的版权内容，并可能破坏其与版权持有者的合作关系。尽管近期败诉，谷歌仍表示将继续阻止AI机器人抓取其搜索结果，Reddit也参与了相关行动。
After a big court loss last week, Google has confirmed that it won’t give up its fight to block AI bots from scraping its search results. And Reddit is weirdly along for the ride.
Curiously invoking the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), Google sued SerpApi last December. The search giant accused the web scraper of circumventing its anti-scraping technology and then selling content scraped from Google search results through an unauthorized “Google Search API” software service.
According to Google, the anti-scraping tech was in place to protect copyrighted content in search results. Allegedly, SerpApi’s circumvention threatened to disrupt Google’s relationships with rights holders, including some who license content to Google to appear in so-called “knowledge panels” that are displayed in some search results for well-known people or entities.
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