Scholastic, the world's largest publisher and distributor of children's books, has reversed its decision to allow school districts to opt in or out of selling a selection of books about race and gender. This reversal has been met with praise from the publishing industry, and is a positive step towards promoting inclusivity and diversity in children's literature. The company is committed to providing access to books that reflect the experiences of all children, creating a more equitable and inclusive society.
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A federal judge has ruled in favor of four publishers in a lawsuit against the Internet Archive, a nonprofit organization that offers free access to millions of copyrighted works. The Archive was found to be producing derivative works without permission of the copyright holder, and the Association of American Publishers welcomed the decision as a victory for authors, publishers, and readers. The case is expected to have implications for other digital libraries and archives that offer free access to copyrighted works.