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Google Book-Scanning Pact to Give Libraries Input on Price

In a move that could blunt some of the criticism of Google for its settlement of a lawsuit over its book-scanning project, the company signed an agreement with the University of Michigan that would give some libraries a degree of oversight over the prices Google could charge for its vast digital library.
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The American Library Association, which has asked the court to oversee aspects of the settlement, said the new agreement is a step in the right direction but is insufficient to ensure that Google does not set artificially high prices for its digital collection.

in The New York Times

Será que o "peso" da ALA advém da designação "bibliotecas" e não "bibliotecários"...?

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