The legal wrangling over Google Books - the internet giant's wildly ambitious project to become one of the largest libraries and booksellers in the world - has taken on an international flavour. In late September a French publisher accused the ubiquitous search engine of breaking French copyright law in its effort to scan millions of books. Debate is now taking off across Europe.
November 04, 2009 at 06:09 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Google’s plan for a digital book monopoly is hotly contested by European publishers
The legal wrangling over Google Books – the internet giant’s wildly ambitious project to become one of the largest libraries and booksellers in the world – has taken on an international flavour. In late September a French publisher accused the ubiquitous search engine of breaking French copyright law in its effort to scan millions of books. Debate is now taking off across Europe.
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