Fair use or exploitation? The Google Book Search controversy.

The Google Book Search Library Project, in which millions of books from libraries will be scanned and made searchable on the Web, has led to controversy and legal action. Publishers are suing Google for copyright infringement, while Google claims their use falls under the fair use privilege of the C...

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Publicado en:Portal: Libraries & the Academy Vol. 6; no. 4; pp. 399 - 416
Autor principal: Baksik C
Formato: Journal Article
Publicado: Johns Hopkins University Press Oct2006
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          Copyright Legislation and Jurisprudence
          Digital Imaging Legislation and Jurisprudence
          Web Search Engines
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          Access to Information
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          Electronic Publishing Legislation and Jurisprudence
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      ab: The Google Book Search Library Project, in which millions of books from libraries will be scanned and made searchable on the Web, has led to controversy and legal action. Publishers are suing Google for copyright infringement, while Google claims their use falls under the fair use privilege of the Copyright Act. An overview of the library project is followed by an examination of the controversy and a look at the beta program in practice.
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