U.S. Copyright Proposal Aims to Legalize Anime Ripping After Funimation Shutdown
A new U.S. copyright proposal could let anime fans legally preserve their lost digital copies after Crunchyroll's controversial Funimation shutdown.
Original headline at CBR Anime: “Crunchyroll's Funimation Shutdown Sparks New U.S. Push to Legalize Anime Ripping”
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