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DOJ remains wary of Google book deal in court brief
The Justice Department challenges the proposed Google book settlement as potentially restraining competition and bending copyright law. It warns the agreement could enable a literary cartel and boost Google's search dominance by building a vast digitized library from books scanned without consent. Chin set a February 18 hearing to weigh approval amid opposition from Microsoft, Amazon, and Yahoo.
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