Yahoo has rebuffed Google's attempt to learn more about its efforts to create digital copies of books, dealing the Internet search leader another setback as it prepares to fight against a copyright infringement suit. Google believes it can defend its plans to provide online access to millions of library books by obtaining more details about similar projects involving some of its biggest rivals. Yahoo lashed out at Google's request as a brazen attempt to pry into its trade secrets.
December 01, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Yahoo Inc. has rebuffed Google Inc.’s attempt to learn more about its efforts to create digital copies of books, dealing the Internet search leader another setback as it prepares to fight against a copyright infringement suit.
In rejecting Google’s request, Yahoo adopted the same stance taken last month by Internet retailer Amazon.com Inc.
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