Google and the American Association of Publishers, whose members are 300 of America’s largest publishers, have settled their 7-year-old legal dispute over digitizing books for Google Books. The settlement will give Google access to publishers’ journals and books that are in copyright, for its Google Library project. The Google Books Library Project is Google’s effort to scan and make searchable the collections of major research libraries. It’s part of the Google Books project.
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Google Settles Epic Lawsuit With Publishers
Posted by: Richard Adhikari October 4, 2012 03:06 PMGoogle and the American Association of Publishers, whose members are 300 of America’s largest publishers, have settled their 7-year-old legal dispute over digitizing books for Google Books. The settlement will give Google access to publishers’ journals and books that are in copyright, for its Google Library project. The Google Books Library Project is Google’s effort to scan and make searchable the collections of major research libraries. It’s part of the Google Books project.