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Tuesday, 16th February 2010

From The Laboratorium: Google Book Search Case Stats and an Interview with Ursula LeGuin

This is just a sample of some of the interesting material Professor James Grimmelmann (New York Law School) places on The Laboratorium blog.

First, some statistics about the legal side of the Google Book Search case. Here are a couple of examples:

+ Of the 1,107,620 Books claimed online, 619,531 are classified as out-of-print (not Commercially Available) and 488,089 are classified as in-print (Commercially Available).

+ As of February 8, Rust Consulting receiver 6,818 timely requests for exclusion. In addition, Rust Consulting has received 13 requests for exclusion after the January 28, 2010 opt-out deadline.

Several more stats in the blog post.

Note: Rust Consulting is administrating to the settlement.

Second, last week Ursula LeGuin was interviewed on the PBS NewsHour and some of the conversation involved Google.

Remember, last December, LeGuin withdrew her membership from the Author's Guild because she disagreed with the Author's Guild position re: Google Book Search. The Laboratorium has the chunk of the interview where Google is discussed.

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