Copyright and lost media preservation

Sharing this post by theCarbonFreeze on a proposed measure in the 116th Congress of the United States called "Protecting Lawful Streaming Act of 2020", which as she discussed has consequences for media preservation. Here are my questions regarding the bill. I'd appreciate responses since I am not American:

1. Was it passed during that Congress?

2. What is the final wording of the law as passed?

3. If it was not passed into law during that Congress, has it been refiled in the present (117th) Congress?

4. To clarify, what bill does the post mentioning Harvard law professor Jonathan Zittrain's analysis refer to? It doesn't seem to be the "Protecting Lawful Streaming Act of 2020" proposal.

Thank you.

Disclaimer: For info purposes only. Not legal advice. I am not a lawyer in the United States of America.

Why is fair use important? How fair use affects and protects lost media preservation. Discussion of both United States and Philippine laws on fair use. With English subtitles.

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How does fair use work exactly? A discussion of the United States Supreme Court decision in Campbell vs. Acuff-Rose (1994)

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I think one solution for open internet would be to upload them across multiple video plataforms and put subtitles for the Majority demographic of said site, those from asia are the most lenient towards copyright censorship.

On the recent (5 April 2021) United States Supreme Court decision on fair use (Google vs. Oracle), and what it means for fair use concerning media. With English subtitles.

Disclaimer: For information purposes only, not legal advice. Not a lawyer in the United States of America.

I feel it's best not to think about it too hard.