Here we go again.
The Internet Archive protested the receipt of a National Security Letter from the FBI back in November. Today it won its case.
The Internet Archive, a project to create a digital library of the web for posterity, successfully fought a secret government Patriot Act order for records about one of its patrons and won the right to make the order public, civil liberties groups announced this morning.
On November 26, 2007, the FBI served a National Security Letter (.pdf) on the Internet Archive’s founder Brewster Kahle, asking for records about one of the library’s registered users, asking for the user’s name, address and activity on the site.
Wired reports on the story.
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