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GOOGLE NEWS IN DOCK FOR COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT


CNN reports that French newservice Agence France Press is suing Google over its inclusion of AFP’s contents and pictures in its Google News service. The French service charges a subscription fee for access to its services and is claiming copyright infringement in the Columbia District Court. Google has said that it gives publishers the opportunity to opt out of Google News, but most choose not to.


The IPKat wonders whether actions like this will do for the sharing of news over the internet what RIAA’s lawsuits did for file-sharing.

Bad news here and here
GOOGLE NEWS IN DOCK FOR COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT GOOGLE NEWS IN DOCK FOR COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT Reviewed by Anonymous on Saturday, March 19, 2005 Rating: 5

3 comments:

  1. CMTuesday, 22 March 2005 at 09:18:00 GMT

    Hello Kitty,
    The text of the complaint can be read here.

    ReplyDelete
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  3. AnonymousFriday, 4 November 2005 at 01:35:00 GMT

    a lot of premium products and services being offered for free. What’s best is that there is a seemingly

    ReplyDelete

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