Google gets to do anything it wants with the public domain material it
digitizes, and U of M cannot do anything with this material other than use
it on their own website, assuming that measures are taken to prevent
crawling, scraping, or other types of automatic retrieval. As for
copyrighted material, Google decides what is "fair use" and what isn't,
and U of M is out of the picture.
Daniel Brandt at
http://blog.librarylaw.com/librarylaw/2005/06/google_univ_of__1.html
digitizes, and U of M cannot do anything with this material other than use
it on their own website, assuming that measures are taken to prevent
crawling, scraping, or other types of automatic retrieval. As for
copyrighted material, Google decides what is "fair use" and what isn't,
and U of M is out of the picture.
Daniel Brandt at
http://blog.librarylaw.com/librarylaw/2005/06/google_univ_of__1.html
KlausGraf - am Samstag, 18. Juni 2005, 16:32 - Rubrik: English Corner
