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The document is an amicus curiae brief submitted by several organizations, including the Electronic Frontier Foundation and the American Library Association, in support of Google, Inc. in a copyright infringement case brought by Perfect 10, Inc. The brief argues that Google does not infringe on Perfect 10's public display rights by merely linking to images hosted on third-party websites and emphasizes the importance of maintaining the functionality of linking on the internet. It discusses legal standards for direct and secondary liability in copyright law, asserting that imposing liability on Google would have detrimental effects on internet users and content sharing. The brief also supports Google's fair use defense regarding its use of thumbnail images.

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Begin by filling out the 'Statement of Identity and Interest' section. Clearly state your identity and interest in the case, ensuring that you represent any organizations involved.
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