Belgian French-language newspapers were back on Google on Thursday after agreeing that the search engine can link to their Web sites, the first signs of a thaw in a bitter copyright dispute. In February, Google lost a lawsuit filed by the newspapers that forced it to remove headlines and links to news stories posted on its Google News service without the copyright owners' permission. But neither has so far settled on a key part of the dispute: the use of newspaper story links used on Google News.
May 04, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Belgian French-language newspapers were back on Google on Thursday after agreeing that the search engine can link to their Web sites, the first signs of a thaw in a bitter copyright dispute.
But neither has so far settled on a key part of the dispute: the use of newspaper story links used on Google News.
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