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Google, a class action fair use case in the Second Circuit that was litigated for nearly a decade, and finally resolved in favor of Google in 2015. The case concerned the Google Books projectan initiative launched by Google whereby the company partnered with university libraries to scan books in their collections.
Google Books typically provides more reliable and credible results than Google search because its content comes from traditionally published books. These traditional works, typically undergo editorial review, making them trustworthy for academic purposes.
Despite winning the decade-long litigation in 2017, The Atlantic has said that Google has all but shut down its scanning operation. In April 2017, Wired reported that there were only a few Google employees working on the project, and new books were still being scanned, but at a docHubly lower rate.
Keeps your personal information secure But some attackers can impersonate a legitimate third-party to gain access to information. Advanced Protection allows only Google apps and verified third-party apps to access your Google Account data, and only with your permission.
We do not share your personal information with third parties, except in the narrow circumstances described in the Privacy Policy, such as emergencies or in response to valid legal process. When you use Google Books, we receive log information similar to what we receive in Web Search.

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The Owners Desire for Control Indeed, authors participating in the Authors Guild lawsuit acknowledge that the Library Project will provide them with a helpful research tool. Their objection is not that Google is creating a full text search index; it is that Google is creating the index without their permission.
On October 28, 2008, Google announced an agreement to pay $125 million to settle the lawsuit. The settlement agreement also included licensing provisions, allowing Google to sell personal and institutional subscriptions to its database of books.
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