i saw it first at
http://www.engadget.com/2015/10/16/g...canning-legal/
but they are linking the source at Reuters
http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/...source=twitter
2nd US Circuit Court in New York says it's fair use and a public service
Quote:
A unanimous three-judge appeals panel said the case "tests the boundaries of fair use," but found Google's practices were ultimately allowed under the law.
"Google’s division of the page into tiny snippets is designed to show the searcher just enough context surrounding the searched term to help her evaluate whether the book falls within the scope of her interest (without revealing so much as to threaten the author’s copyright interests)," Circuit Judge Pierre Leval wrote for the court.
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