A large number of"link rot"are becoming a"cloud"over the delivery of online information.In order to overcome the instability of information on the web,many public interest organisations,such as the Internet Archive,have started to archive web pages on a large scale,using crawler technology to collect and store web information and provide users with access to it.However,despite their public interest goals,these practices face extremely high risks of infringement for the protection of intellectual property rights and the interests of personal information,and this has.constrained the further development of these public interest activities.Considering that link corruption is a common phenomenon in the Internet environment,it is necessary to incorporate this activity into the institutional framework of"fair use"and set up certain exemptions for intellectual property rights and personal information rights,so as to provide rules to support the preservation of public information on the Internet.
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