Google Book Settlement talk @ NWILL

Google Book Settlement forLibraries

By

Brian Rowe J.D.NewInIP.Com

Seattle University Law

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Public Policy Fellow

disABILITY rights

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Copyright Intro

infringement nationJohn Tehranian

$4.544 billion in potential damages each year

21 years in UK 14 + 14 in the US

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DVD

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2 to 3 years later

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Fully Participating Librarys may NOT:• Sell books or access to books• Use the digital copies for ILL• Use the digital copies for e-Reserves or course management systems• Use the digital copies in any ways that violate copyright law

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<Credits>Ricky Erway, Impact of the Google Book Settlement on Librares

James Grimmelmann, The Laboratorium (great blog!)

Michael M. Lafeber & Lindsey D. Saunders,Copyright Protection in the Digital Age: Google Book Settlement and Beyond

Hand drawn sides are in the Public Domain by Sarah Davies

Bound by Law is from Duke by James Boyle, Keith Aoki and Jennifer Jenkins under CC BY NC SA