The New York Times writes, that in Google’s quest to build the library of the future, the Author’s Guild has filed a lawsuit, claiming “massive copyright infringement.” The lawsuit asked the court to block Google from copying the books so the authors would not suffer irreparable harm by being deprived of the right to control [...]
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