The New York Public Library and Oxford University also are allowing portions of their libraries to be scanned

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The New York Public Library and Oxford University also are allowing portions of their libraries to be scanned. The project is expected to last years and cost tens of millions of dollars -- a bill that Google is footing. It's something Google can easily afford, given the nearly 8-year-old company has already amassed nearly US$10 billion in cash. Google's motives aren't entirely altruistic. The Mountain View, Calif.-based company wants to stock its search engine with unique material to give people more reasons to visit its Web site, the hub of an advertising network that generates most of its profits.

The endeavor has riled authors and publishers because Stanford, Michigan and Harvard are all allowing Google to create digital copies of books still protected by copyright. Uof C also is offering Google access to the copyrighted material. Only so-called "public domain" books no longer protected by copyrights will be shown in their entirety.

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