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Naom Cohen in the NY Times on a perverse effect of the Google Books class action settlement

There is an interesting and slightly tongue in cheek piece in the 3 March 2009 New York Times - Google’s Digitized Book Project Hinges on a Retro Kind of Search - about the lengths that Google is going to to reach authors of scanned books to tell them about the rights that flow to them from the recently settled class action.

Thanks to Dick Moore for pointing this out.

Posted on 04/03/2009 in News and comment |

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