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Guardian.UK: Thousands of authors opt out of Google book settlement.

“Authors who did not wish their books to be part of Google’s revised settlement needed to opt out before 28 January, in advance of last week’s ruling from Judge Denny Chin over whether to allow Google to go ahead with its divisive plans to digitise millions of books. The judge ended up delaying his ruling, after receiving more than 500 written submissions, but court documents related to the case show that more than 6,500 authors, publishers and literary agents have opted out of the settlement.” It’s all about control, and who has it.

02/23/10 • 11:46 AM • ArtsBooksGoogleInternetLaw • No Comments

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