Publishers Take Google to Court
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WASHINGTON, DC—The Association of American Publishers (AAP) has filed suit against Internet search engine Google over its plans to digitally reproduce copyrighted books without permission.
The action came after talks between Google and the AAP regarding the former's Print Library Project and possible copyright infringement broke down. AAP claims Google would commit infringement in scanning entire books without getting the authors' permission.
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- People:
- John Wiley
- Simon Schuster
- Places:
- USA
- Washington, DC
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