Reporters' Rights and the Issue of Fair Use

Jennings, Anne F.

doi:10.1300/j101v08n15_09

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Digitization Programs and The Google Book Settlement1

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“…The 2008 settlement granted Google the nonexclusive right to digitize all books published before January 5, 2009, and in exchange, Google would have "paid 70% of the net revenue earned from uses of Google Book Search in the United States to rights holders." 48 In addition, Google would have established the Book Rights Registry to negotiate with Google and others seeking to "digitize, index or display" those works on behalf of the rights holders. 49 Approval of the settlement would have allowed Google to move forward with plans to expand Google Book Search and "to sell subscriptions to institutions and electronic versions of books to individuals."…”

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