Writing Books vs. Scanning Books
- Writing Books vs. Scanning Books -
It's surprising to me that more governments, news companies and publishers don't sue Google in court for theft of intellectual property. I salute, commend and applaud France, Italy and Germany for doing so.
What you tolerate will dominate!
Google's own attorney Alex MacGillivray has admitted “Google’s leadership does not care terribly much about precedent or law” (2.3).
Like most companies Google won't reform its ways until its reputation is utterly tarnished and corporation made to pay hundreds of millions of dollars for its wrongdoing.
As an author of several books including the newly released "The Future of Food" (volumes 1 & 2), which took considerable time to write; the thought of Google employees scanning my book in a minute and uploading it for all to freely see without compensating me for my research, creative writing, and editorial work turns my stomach.
This again is another example and opportunity for the citizens of the world to discern the civilized countries where human rights, the arts and intellectual property are protected.
http://www.PaulFDavis.com New Media & Author Consultant, Worldwide Motivational Speaker and Life-Changing Author of 20 Books including "The Future of Food" (volumes 1 & 2)
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- Writing Books vs. Scanning Books -
It's surprising to me that more governments, news companies and publishers don't sue Google in court for theft of intellectual property. I salute, commend and applaud France, Italy and Germany for doing so.
What you tolerate will dominate!
Google's own attorney Alex MacGillivray has admitted “Google’s leadership does not care terribly much about precedent or law” (2.3).
Like most companies Google won't reform its ways until its reputation is utterly tarnished and corporation made to pay hundreds of millions of dollars for its wrongdoing.
As an author of several books including the newly released "The Future of Food" (volumes 1 & 2), which took considerable time to write; the thought of Google employees scanning my book in a minute and uploading it for all to freely see without compensating me for my research, creative writing, and editorial work turns my stomach.
This again is another example and opportunity for the citizens of the world to discern the civilized countries where human rights, the arts and intellectual property are protected.
http://www.PaulFDavis.com New Media & Author Consultant, Worldwide Motivational Speaker and Life-Changing Author of 20 Books including "The Future of Food" (volumes 1 & 2)
Paul's books - http://www.goodreads.com/review/list/...
http://www.Linkedin.com/in/worldprope...
http://www.Twitter.com/PaulFDavis
http://www.Facebook.com/speakers4insp...
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