Submit a Story!
Votes
topics:

vote down flag
Chabon, Doctorow, Newitz renew privacy concerns as judge sets November deadline for revised $125m Google book settlement
booksonmars.blogspot.com - 10/8/2009
Chabon, Doctorow, Newitz renew privacy concerns as judge sets November deadline for revised $125m Google book settlement
—
New York Law School Prof. James Grimmelmann of the blog The Laboratorium reports that U.S. District Court Judge Denny Chin has set November 9th as the new date for submission of the revised $125 million Google Books Search settlement. Check The Laboratorium for other details of today’s legal ...

Blog Reactions

SF Signal:  SF Tidbits for 10/8/09

The Crotchety Old Fan:  Science Fiction Is Gonna Go Eat Worms

Comments
Blog Reactions

SF Tidbits for 10/8/09
SF Signal — ... Michael Chabon, Cory Doctorow, and Annalee Newitz renew their privacy concerns as judge sets November 9th deadline for revised $125m Google book settlement ...

Science Fiction Is Gonna Go Eat Worms
The Crotchety Old Fan — Nobody likes me, everybody hates me, I’m gonn go eat worms. Just about everyone is linking to, commenting on or clipping from John Howell’s piece Why Science Fiction Just Can’t Win. The OF Blog offers a commentary round up illustrative of all of the link happiness. Including Nick Mamatas’ piece wherein Nick shows the hammer hidden under his overcoat and turns things into a slight rant about the failure of blog reportage, here At the risk of getting bonked, I took a look at the fairly well redacted version of Margaret Atwood’s Writing With Intent over at Google Books ...

Related Content
SF authors Michael Chabon, Cory Doctorow, Annalee Newitz object to privacy flaws in $125m Google Book Search settlement
booksonmars.blogspot.com 9/8/2009 — Science fiction authors Michael Chabon, Cory Doctorow and Annalee Newitz have joined the Electronic Frontier Foundation’s (EFF) legal objection to privacy flaws in the proposed $125 million Google Book Search settlement.
Google Settlement News
locusmag.com 9/22/2009 — The deadline for rightsholders to opt out of the proposed Google Book Search Settlement Agreement passed on September 4, 2009. That was also the date for interested parties to lodge objections to the settlement, and Judge Denny Chin says he received ...
Victoria Strauss -- Google Book Search Settlement Deadline Looming
accrispin.blogspot.com 9/2/2009 — Writers: The deadline for deciding whether to opt out of the Google Book Search Settlement is September 4, 2009. That means you have just four days to decide. If you want to opt out, you must do so by September 4, or lose your chance forever. Opting ...
Google Books: Google Book Settlement
books.google.com 3/18/2009 — This is the settlement administration website for the Google Book Search Copyright Class Action Settlement. The purpose of this website is to inform you of a proposed Settlement of a class action lawsuit brought by authors and publishers, claiming ...
Google Books Settlement.
bennylava.robertnlee.com 9/2/2009 — This is something I’ve meant to write about for a long while, and I kinda wish I had written more (I have commented here and there and dropped some of the things I’m about to say, but not all in one place, like this) before I decided to go gung-ho for ...
SFWA statement on proposed Google book settlement
sfwa.org 9/1/2009 — google_logo August 8, 2009 The Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers of America, Inc. (SFWA), in conjunction with outside counsel, has reviewed the terms of the proposed settlement between Google, Inc. and the Authors Guild, Inc., and other class action ...