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Thursday, April 16, 2009

Attorney Joy Butler Explains The Google Settlement

One of the people we've heard from today regarding Google is Joy Butler, an Entertainment, Intellectual Property and Business Law attorney in Washington, and she's prepared terrific insights into the Google Settlement that will be of interest to anyone affected by the confusing process of opting in or out. The summary she's prepared is well worth your time to read.

From Joy:
Here’s a resource on the Google Settlement that might be helpful to your readers:

ANNOTATED SUMMARY. A 10-page annotated summary of the proposed Google Book Settlement Agreement. The annotations are references to the relevant provisions in the Settlement Agreement. You can use the summary as an overview or use it as a guide for your own reading of the 300+ page actual Settlement Agreement. The annotated summary is available at http://www.joybutler.com/googlesummary.pdf

TELESEMINAR REPLAY. The annotated summary tracks my complimentary teleseminar, “What the Google Book Settlement Means for Authors and Publishers”. A recording of the teleseminar will be available for replay by phone until at least May 31, 2009. You can access the complimentary telephone replay by calling (641) 715-3900. When prompted for the extension, enter 47422 followed by the pound sign (#). You can find more details about the annotated summary and the teleseminar at http://tinyurl.com/dk6w68

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