A group of academic publishers is challenging Google Inc.'s plan to scan millions of library books into its Internet search engine index, highlighting fears the ambitious project will violate copyrights and stifle future sales. The plan "appears to involve systematic infringement of copyright on a massive scale," wrote Peter Givler, the executive director for the New York-based Association of American University Presses, in a letter to Google. The company said it offers protections to copyright holders.
May 25, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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