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Google and Orphan Works

This article throws some very interesting light on the publicized settlement by Google.

From Open Education News:

"A2K and orphaned work: the rise of the Open Access Trust Inc"
April 14, 2009 ·

"On April, 13 a group of professors lead by Charles Nesson, Lewis Hyde and Harry Lewis requested a pre-motion conference to Judge Denny Chin seeking to file a motion to intervene in the case Authors Guild v. Google."

http://openeducationnews.org/2009/04/14/a2k-and-orphaned-work-the-rise-of-the-open-access-trust-inc/

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