QVC v. Resultly: Intent matters
The QVC v. Resultly case highlights how courts distinguish between negligent and intentional conduct in web scraping under the CFAA.
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Craigslist v. RadPad (case review)
The 2017 Craigslist v. RadPad case set restrictive precedents for web scraping, but recent rulings like hiQ Labs v. LinkedIn have since reshaped the legal landscape, favoring scraping under certain conditions. This review explores the case's impact and its evolution in light of newer decisions.
Facebook v. Power Ventures in light of recent developments
Looking back at the Facebook v. Power case in the context of the more recent hiQ Labs v. LinkedIn decision
Web scraping case law: Van Buren v. United States
By ruling that the CFAA only applies to instances where someone breaches a technological barrier they are not authorized to pass, the Supreme Court has provided a clearer path for those accessing publicly available data online.