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Google's Book Library Project proposes to scan into its database the entire collections of five libraries. Although groups of publishers and authors have separately sued Google claiming that its project is copyright infringement, Google asserts it's "fair use." Peter J. Pizzi says that, as with the Grokster decision, this case will involve legal principles of intellectual property law, but the outcome will likely be strongly influenced by judicial perceptions of public policy.
January 05, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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