Scientific research piracy site hit with $15 million fine

Ars Technica
By David KravetsJun 23, 2017, 5:06 pm164 pts
Alexandra Elbakyan. (credit: Alexandra Elbakyan) The operator of a searchable piracy site for scientific research papers has been ordered to pay $15 million as fallout from a US copyright infringement lawsuit brought by one of the world's leading scientific publishers, New York-based Elsevier. The award doesn't…

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