Google Sued by French Publishers for $14 Million Over Books

Published on May 12th, 2011
Written by: Steven M. Cohen
Next
Prev

Bloomberg – “Google Inc. (GOOG) was sued for 9.8 million euros ($14 million) by three French publishers who said the search-engine company scanned books without permission.

Editions Albin Michel SA, Editions Gallimard SA and Flammarion claimed Google has scanned 9,797 copyright-protected works for its digital library. The publishers are seeking compensation of 10,000 euros per book, Google said today.”

Categories: News
Tags: , , ,
Next
Back to Top
Prev

Comments are closed.

Mobile Theme
Blog Sponsor
San Jose State University School of Library and Information Science