Search Engine Optimization, Search Engine Marketing and Search Engine Positioning Newsletter, October 29, 2005 edition

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(Continued) The RFS Newsletter, Oct. 29, 2005. Page 4
MSN will first make available books that are in the public domain and is working with the Internet Archive to digitize the material. MSN will then work to extend its offering to other types of offline content. The digitized content will primarily be print material that has not been copyrighted, and Microsoft will clearly respect all copyrights and work with each partner providing the information to work out mutually agreeable protections for copyrights.

The Open Content Alliance was conceived by the Internet Archive and Yahoo this year as a copyright friendly way to offer the world’s culture of books in digital format.

Google is also working on its own digital scanned book index at Google Print. Under controversy due to publishers and authors not too happy about Google monetizing their copyrighted works without asking permission (Google offers an opt-out option), Google has defined their mission as being “dedicated to helping the world find information, and there’s too much information in books that cannot yet be found online.

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