A number of French publishers spent three years fightingGoogle's plan to scan and sell their books online
From The Daily Mail:
Google was found guilty by a French court today of violating copyright by digitising books and putting extracts online.
The search engine company initially started scanning books without permission for its controversial online library project. They were forced to strike deals in the U.S and the UK after hundreds of complaints.
In France, major publishers issued a legal challenge arguing the digital service would lead to publishers and authors losing out.
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