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Reframing Google Books
The U.S. Copyright Office is a generous and generally reliable font of information on a wide range of technical copyright questions. Despite that, or perhaps because of it, the Office's testimony at last week's hearing on the Google Books settlement,...
Posted by Peter Jaszi on September 16, 2009 1:40 PM
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