Google is facing growing opposition in Europe to its landmark US legal settlement with book publishers and authors, raising a fresh challenge to an agreement that could help determine the future structure of the digital books business.
The article focuses on issues in France, Germany, and from a group of Nordic publishing associations. It also includes comments from Google and Peter Brantley from the Internet Archive.
Source: Financial Times
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