...Peter Brantley, director of the Internet Archive, which is creating its own online...part of the settlement. Other internet companies complain that this...able to offer a comprehensive archive of all digital books to internet users.

...public interest," said Peter Brantley, director of the Internet Archive, which is creating its own online digital archive.If...search service, regardless of the work's origin. American internet users would have been able to read extracts online and...

...will be more a surgical type of change, without changing the core direction," said Peter Brantley, director of the Internet Archive, a rival book-scanning project."Given the timing, it is inconceivable they would have made big changes," added Randall...

...television by 2012.However, while the internet is no golden goose for TV companies...a research group called the Internet Underground Music Archive told the Financial Times in 1998 that records sold over the internet would account for 37 per cent...

...television by 2012.However, while the internet is no golden goose for TV companies...a research group called the Internet Underground Music Archive told the Financial Times in 1998 that records sold over the internet would account for 37 per cent...

...return for the right to give US internet users access to segments of books...mostly books from the non-profit Internet Archive. That figure includes 200,000 incopyright...combining its process for selling internet display advertisements with that...

...but they won't have to spend money scanning the books in because Google will have already done that.So maybe the Internet Archive can be a little more specific in its complaint about this settlement, telling us consumers how we're going to suffer...

...available," said Jennie Johnson, spokeswoman for the internet search leader. The alliance is timed to help Google...offering 1.5m titles, mostly books from the non-profit Internet Archive. That figure includes 200,000 in-copyright titles...

...of books and making excerpts of them available to internet searchers. Five publishers and the Authors Guild sued...have voiced a number of complaints.The non-profit Internet Archive, which is building a rival system for distributing...

...Demand Books, the biggest company of its type, has already been offering 1.5m titles, mostly books from the non-profit Internet Archive. That figure includes 200,000 in-copyright titles. Google's deal more than doubles On Demand's catalogue, putting...