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The Authors Guild Appeals

The Authors Guild has appealed the decision in the Google scanning case. Publishers Weekly has the story.
The language in the AG's latest appeal seeks to counter Judge Chin’s view that the Google Books project “provides significant public benefits," while maintaining "respectful consideration for the rights of authors and other creative individuals, and without adversely impacting the rights of copyright holders,” as Chin wrote in his November, 2013 decision.
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2014.04.14 in Books, Commentary, Copyright, Digital, Lawsuits |

Tags: appeal, Authors Guild, Google, lawsuit, scanning

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