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French justice has banned aGoogle continue scanning books without permission of the publisher and haordenado the almighty Internet browser to pay an amount de300.000 euros in damages. In addition, Google will have to pagar10.000 per day until you take extracts from books francesesde its database.
Remember that Google's plan to scan millions delibros to place them available to Internet has been duramentecriticado by publishers and booksellers in the United States and Europe.
Without doubt, the decision of the Tribunal de Grande Instance de ParÃssupone a new setback to the project portal estadounidensedenominado "Google Books" with which aims to create a digital gigantescabiblioteca.
The initiative had been driven to the agreement Googlealcanzó with associations of publishers and authors Publishersy American Authors Guild, which allows you to display parts of millonesde online books and sell digital copies of them, but still estápendiente approval by U.S. judicial authorities .
After the ruling, Google has shown their rejection. Unportavoz of compaies has stated that "we disagree with the judge and ladecisión appeal. French readers seenfrentan now the threat of losing access to a lot deconocimientos and thus placed behind deInternet other users.
We need to show a limited number of short extracts of loslibros complies with copyright law both in the U.S. Franciacomo If readers are able to seek and find books, are more likely to buy
Source: http://www.eserviceonline.net/internet-y-redes/google-condenado-por-copiar-libros/
