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Google, authors end e-books row
Reuters
Paris, June 12, 2012
First Published: 11:22 IST(12/6/2012)
Last Updated: 11:30 IST(12/6/2012)
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Google claims to have removed objectionable web content. Credit: Reuters/Lucy Nicholson
Internet search provider Google and authors group Society Men of Letters of France (SGDL) have reached an agreement that ends a dispute dating back to 2006 over the publishing of snippets of books on the internet. The deal puts an end to an appeal procedure, the two groups wrote in a
joint statement on Monday.

"The agreement was reached to promote initiatives in favor of digital books' development and create diversity, in compliance with copyrights," they said.

The SGDL, which says it represents 6,000 French and French speaking authors and pays special attention to copyrights with regard to new technological developments, said the agreement would protect their rights on the internet.


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