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Originally Posted by Kali Yuga
It's overturning major aspects of existing copyright laws, in that it grants Google all sorts of abilities without express permission of the true rights-holder. I.e. it acts like a new law, which is why it should be rejected and legislated instead.
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Now, I'm not a laywer but...
It is not overturning law, this is just a settlement. It does give Google a lot of rights and legal protection, but it does not give me the right (for instance) to go copying and distributing copyrighted books.