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Spring 2011, Volume 6, Number 2

JUN-11(2)
 |  Dec 22, 2015

In this issue: The ongoing saga of the Google book settlement has all the earmarks of a classic: On one hand is its lofty goal of preventing a repetition of…

Online Distribution of Copyright Works: Judge Chin Rejects Google Books Settlement
 |  Jun 23, 2011

Isabel Davies, Holly Strube, Jun 22, 2011 In the first article on this topic, we discussed the position following the first draft settlement agreement in the Google Books dispute, presenting…

Revise or Start Anew? Pondering the Google Books Rejection
 |  Jun 22, 2011

Timothy Brennan, Jun 22, 2011 I earlier commented on economic issues in the proposed settlement. Here, I want to focus on economic aspects of the specific concerns Judge Chin raised,…

After Google Book Search: Rebooting the Digital Library
 |  Jun 22, 2011

Randal Picker, Jun 22, 2011 After more than a year of silence, on March 22, 2011, Judge Denny Chin rejected the proposed settlement in the Google book search (“GBS”) case.…

The Rejection of the Amended Google Book Settlement Agreement: A Librarian’s Perspective
 |  Jun 22, 2011

Mark Giangrande, Jun 22, 2011 Much of the discussion surrounding the ASA considers the economic power that Google would have if it was approved and the impact on Google’s book…

The Google Book Settlement & the Uncertain Future of Copyright
 |  Jun 22, 2011

Gina Durham, Debbie Rosenbaum, Jun 22, 2011 In March of this year, the District Court for the Southern District of New York rejected the proposed settlement of legal claims arising from…

Google Books: Game and Set to the Sceptics; the Match Continues
 |  Jun 22, 2011

Ian Forrester, Jun 22, 2011 There is no doubt that the grand idea of scanning millions of books and making them available to the world’s readers is spectacular. There is…

Practical Considerations for UPP Analysis
 |  Jun 22, 2011

Malcolm Coate, Jun 22, 2011 A recent edition of the CPI Antitrust Chronicle provided a range of perspectives on the applicability of the Upward Pricing Pressure (“UPP”) model to merger…

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