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In the past, Google had argued that the posting was unnecessary given the widespread publicity of the case. Google wants to fight the decision again as part of a broader attempt to overturn the entire case. The Belgium court is expected to consider the appeal again in November. "We believe that Google News is entirely lawful and brings real benefits to publishers by driving web traffic and more users to their sites," the spokesperson said. Google News lists headlines and a few sentences of text from news articles around the world and links back to a publication's own Web site for users to read the whole item. Any publisher can opt out by asking Google to remove its content, but publishers argue that by reproducing the material in the first place, Google is violating copyright laws.

Separately, four international publishing trade groups unveiled plans to launch an automated system for granting search engines and other companies permission for using their content. The Belgian case was brought by Copiepresse, an organisation that manages copyrights for French and German language newspapers.

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