- PC World, Wednesday, September 2, 2009 3:15 PM
Having already disaffected top publishers, Google's attempts to catalog the world's liberties have now earned the ire of the German government, which is now warning U.S. lawmakers that the Google
Books deal could have international implications on copyright law, privacy, and the rights of authors. Germany's greatest fear is apparently that Google will sign an agreement with the European Union,
which would obviously give the country less leverage in the debate.
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