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Authorama: Testing If Google Can Restrict Public Domain Books It Offers For Download

Title:Authorama: Testing If Google Can Restrict Public Domain Books It Offers For Download (ID: CSD4762)
Author(s):Danny Sullivan
Topics:Copyright, Federal Copyright Law, Library Projects, Public Domain, Search Engines
Origin:Community Contributions (2007)
Type:Blogs and Wikis
Abstract:"Freeing Google Books from Philipp Lenssen at Google Blogoscoped covers him trying an interesting experiment. Can Google dictate that public domain books that it has scanned and distributed on the web really be subject to restrictions on non-commercial work?"
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