Google has a pretty good track record with its court cases, but this one, as reported by O'Reilly Radar, has gone against the company: O'Reilly Radar > Google Loses Newspaper Copyright Case in Belgium. Ironically, O'Reilly's note points out that the result will likely harm the publishers who won their case, whose materials will not be available through Google. It's the business model...
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Posted by Ken Perkins-Gough | March 9, 2007 8:29 AM
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