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Three French Publishers Suing Google

Publishers Suing Google

First Posted: 05/11/11 12:05 PM ET Updated: 07/11/11 06:12 AM ET

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French publishers Albin Michel, Flammarion and Gallimard are suing Google for having scanned 9,797 books without prior permission for its Google Book Search programme, a publishing source told The Bookseller. Lawyers for the three filed suit on 6th May, and are demanding €1,000 per title in damages, bringing the total to nearly €9.8m.

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French publishers Albin Michel, Flammarion and Gallimard are suing Google for having scanned 9,797 books without prior permission for its Google Book Search programme, a publishing source told The Boo...
French publishers Albin Michel, Flammarion and Gallimard are suing Google for having scanned 9,797 books without prior permission for its Google Book Search programme, a publishing source told The Boo...
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