According to the most recent information received from newspapers vietmoz.net University of Pittsburgh law - jurist.org, then on the last day 31.12.2015, Google continues to receive a copyright complaint from the union demands American authors Association. With the receipt of this complaint, Google will certainly have received a subpoena from the US Supreme Court and forced to stand trial in a short time to come.

Through this lawsuit, Google will continue to alleged infringement of copyright by digitizing ambitions all the existing books and put them on their search engine. This goal has paved the way for mass copying status quo and creating countless copies of digitized millions of books today.

"Google made digital copies of Millions full of books from libraries it thu được 'shelves without the authors' consent. As payment, Google Gave the libraries digital copies of the books. Google Makes the books 'full text searchable on Revenue-Generating nó search engine, and displays in response to users Excerpts verbatim' searches. "

"Google has created the entire digital copies of millions of books without the consent of the author. At checkout, Google has for the digital library's copy of the book. Google makes digitized books to the letter all this creates annual revenue for themselves, and show verbatim excerpts of search results to users searching for. "

Reportedly, there were about 20 million books have now been completely scanned and digitized, while they are still protected by intellectual property laws, and Google has digitized them arbitrarily without permission by the author. And search engine users, including universities may keep this copy.

Thus, this was the third time the search engine has to receive a complaint from the authors in the United States (first in 2004, and subsequent to October 2015). The question this time is that the search engines will have to do against this complaint from users.

Come back regularly to vietmoz.net track next move that the search engines will go, at the same time grasp the latest news related to this lawsuit.