Assertion: act's section | /r/HasProperty | ii
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text: Section (II) allows specifically for circumvention via hardware or software that skips objectionable content.
text: Section (IV) allows for circumvention that enables access to a public domain work, or a compilation of works that are primarily in the public domain.
text: Section (VI) allows circumvention for purposes of preservation by a library or archives, with respect to works in its collection.
text: Section (III) allows circumvention for the purpose of storing or transmitting media over a personal network, but explicitly prevents the uploading of media “to the Internet for mass, indiscriminate redistribution.
text: The provisions of Section (VII) would effectively eliminate librarians' problems with preservation of works in a library's collection.
text: Section (II) allows the sale of hardware, such as modified DVD players sold by CleanPlay, and software, like downloadable plug-ins, that would skip such content.
text: Arguably, Section (IV) would expressly allow initiatives such as Google Books, which was originally pioneered in 2004 as a database to increase the availability of, and readers' access to, public domain works.