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Update on the Google Book Settlement
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By now, most people have probably heard that the key deadlines for the proposed Google Book Search settlement have been extended. U.S. District Court Judge Denny Chin granted the request of a group of authors to extend by 4 months the May 5, 2009, deadline for authors and publishers to opt out or

Books must be allowed to find their readers, says Google | theBookseller.com
www.thebookseller.com | Sep 29, 2010
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What Are EPUB Books at Google Books?: Google Books Goes EPUB—What it Means and Why it's Good
audiobooks.suite101.com | Sep 29, 2009
Google Books now has over a million books for readers to download in PDF and EPUB format. What does that mean, and how can you get them?

Dan Clancy Answers a Few Quick Questions About the New Google Book Search Settlement |
www.publetariat.com | Nov 20, 2009
Siva Vaidhyanathan asks Dan Clancy a few questions about the new Google Books Settlement.

Googling the future of the book | Inside Book Publishing
www.insidebookpublishing.com | Feb 19, 2009
The recent settlement in the USA between Google and the Authors Guild and the Association of American Publishers is a landmark case. The final details have not been worked out but the settlement opens the way for online access to a vast array of books that are out of print but still in copyright.

Bookninja » Blog Archive » Google’s book search sucks for academics
www.bookninja.com | Sep 3, 2009
This is egre-yyyyaaaawwwwwnnnnnnn-gious. Something needs to be done to rectify this as soon as poss.. possib…. pozzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz……………………Doing it right depends on what exactly “it” is. Google has been something of a shape-shifter in

Google Flips For Print Experience : CJR
www.cjr.org | Sep 15, 2009
As newspapers try to figure out how to be Web-bier, the Web is trying to be more like the print product. Google has introduced a new feature called Fast Flip that mimics the tactile experience of thumbing through print pages. David Carr at the New York Times calls it a glimpse of the future...

Exact Editions: On Thinking Beyond the Google Settlement
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skip to main | skip to sidebar Exact Editions Exact Editions | About Exact Editions | Suggest a magazine Saturday, April 25, 2009 On Thinking Beyond the Google Settlement We enjoyed the London Book Fair earlier this week. There was considerable

District Dispatch » ALA Annual Conference Event: The Google Book Search Settlement–Continuing to
www.wo.ala.org | Jul 8, 2009
The ALA Washington Office is hosting a Breakout Session to discuss the proposed Google Book Search settlement on Saturday, July 11 from 10:30am – noon at McCormick Place West (MCP), Room W-193b (listed as the Washington Office Breakout Session II – Fair Use in the 21st Century: From Lawsuits

EcontentMag.com: Big Time
www.econtentmag.com | Feb 11, 2005
EContent: Digital Content Strategies and Resources