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The document is an amendment to a cooperative agreement between the Regents of the University of Michigan and Google Inc., effective May 19, 2009. It outlines modifications to their original agreement from June 15, 2005, regarding the digital scanning of library content by Google. The amendment incorporates changes necessitated by a settlement agreement related to litigation involving Google and authors' rights. Key updates include definitions for digital copies, terms governing the use of scanned materials, compliance with legal obligations, and provisions for public domain works. The amendment aims to clarify rights and responsibilities concerning digital content management while ensuring continued collaboration between U of M and Google.

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