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US court fully legalized website scraping and technically prohibited it - Parsers
US court fully legalized website scraping and technically prohibited itPublished by admin on 28.01.202028.01.2020 On September 9, the U.S. 9th circuit court of Appeals ruled (Appeal from the United States District Court for the Northern District of California) that web scraping public sites does not violate the CFAA (Computer Fraud and Abuse Act). This is a really important decision. The court not
AWS faces Elasticsearch lawsuit for trademark infringement | TechTarget
Elasticsearch has sued AWS for trademark infringement and false advertising in connection with the cloud giant's recently released version the widely used Elasticsearch distributed analytics and search engine. Elasticsearch Inc., or Elastic, is based on the open-source Lucene project and Elastic serves as originator and primary maintainer. Tensions flared in March when AWS, along with Expedia and
How I changed the law with a GitHub pull request
Recently, I found a typo in the District of Columbia’s legal code and corrected it using GitHub. My feat highlights the groundbreaking way the District manages its legal code. As a member of the DC Mayor’s Open Government Advisory Group, I was researching the law that establishes DC’s office of open government, which issues regulations and advisory opinions for the District’s open meetings law (OM
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