The Authors Guild and the Association of American Publishers have sued Google for its book-scanning intentions

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(Continued) The RFS Newsletter, Dec. 9, 2006. Page 4
The Authors Guild and the Association of American Publishers have already sued Google for its book-scanning intentions. Neither organization approves of Google's opt-out policy, requiring the copyright holder to ask Google not to scan or make any part of a book available for any reason. The search giant has always said that such scanning is no different than its indexing of websites, and the presentation of snippets of text in response to a search is protected under accepted standards of fair use.

In Google's opinion, having to search out every single copyright holder for permission would make the project impossible to accomplish. However, if Google wants to convince the courts of its good and law-abiding intentions, it may have to do so without the help of its competitors. The legal battle is an interesting 180-degree reversal from early this year, when Google actually fought a DoJ (Department of Justice) subpoena.

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