Does anyone know if Google plans to keep their published 'orphaned' books as public domain? I thought early on I heard that they planned on keeping copyrights of the books and not letting anyone else publish them.
Anyone know for sure?
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Does anyone know if Google plans to keep their published 'orphaned' books as public domain? I thought early on I heard that they planned on keeping copyrights of the books and not letting anyone else publish them.
Anyone know for sure?
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