A hearing to decide the fairness of a deal that would let Google create the world's largest digital library has ended - but not before a judge expressed skepticism. Southern District Judge Denny Chin questioned why the settlement gave Google publishing rights well into the future rather than merely rectifying harm that led authors and publishers to sue it five years ago.
February 19, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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A hearing to decide the fairness of a deal that would let Google create the world’s largest digital library has ended — but not before a judge expressed skepticism.
Southern District Judge Denny Chin raised questions toward the end of a five-hour hearing in Manhattan yesterday indicating he had doubts about the $125 million settlement of two lawsuits.
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