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SAN FRANCISCO, December 24 evening news , Google songbook U.S. federal court on Thursday rejected a request for the Google Books service of copyright infringement allegations, saying the plaintiff has no right to not hold the copyright for the contents of proceedings.

2005 years , American Writers Association (Authors Guild) and the American Publishers Association (American Association of Publishers) on Google sued Google to stop scanning millions of books and electronic books through the network to provide these version of the move .

Both agencies believe that Google is scanning books without prior permission , so the alleged copyright infringement . Last year, the American Association of Media Photographers (American Society of Media Photographers) Google also filed a similar lawsuit .

Google wants the court to dismiss the U.S. Authors Guild and the American Association of Media Photographers allegations . Google believes that the two associations were not related to copyright works , but only the copyright owner 's representative , and therefore no legal right to bring such lawsuits .

Google letter to the Manhattan District Court Judge Denny Chin in southern (Denny Chin) said in a note : cases the copyright holder . Speculation that Google may be close to a settlement agreement with the Association .

Google launched in 2004, the book-scanning project . In 2008 , Google reached with the relevant bodies of a settlement agreement , but in March this year the court rejected the settlement agreement. The plaintiffs need before January 23, Valley songbook respond to the request on Thursday wow gold, and Google will need to February 3 to respond. (Qiu Yue )
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