Google Presses Fair Use Case In Book Scanning Appeal

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Google Presses Fair Use Case In Book Scanning Appeal

Posted at 8:36PM Monday 12 Nov 2012

Google asked an appeals court to throw out a ruling that let the Authors Guild sue on behalf of all writers whose books were scanned without permission. Google argues most authors support the scanning and that the case should be decided on a book-by-book basis.

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