Ambitious Google Project: A Digital Age Test of Copyright Law

Posted on October 12, 2005 by Mikki Barry — No Comments ↓

Ambitious Google Project: A Digital Age Test of Copyright Law: “For publishers, the search engine’s desire to scan nearly everything in print is a complex issue, pitting vast exposure against potential profits.”

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