July 27, 2009

Website Offers Hyperlinked Version of Google Book Settlement

James Grimmlenn announces The Public Index: A Website to Study and Discuss the Google Book Search Settlement:

The groundbreaking proposed settlement in the Google Book Search case is so complex that controversy has outpaced conversation and questions have outnumbered answers. We aim to help close these gaps. The Public Index is a website featuring a collection of tools and resources for those wishing to learn about the settlement or to express opinions about it.

The centerpiece of the site is an interactive version of the proposed settlement. Users can search freely, browse by section, or read through it in a hierarchical view that retains the settlement’s indentation structure. Hyperlinks allow users to look up any defined term or cross-reference with a single click. A paragraph-by-paragraph commenting system allows them to annotate individual portions of the settlement with their own commentary. To encourage further discussion, the site also provides a full set of bulletin-board forums.

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Posted by Michael : July 27, 2009 12:00 AM | Law: Copyright and DMCA | TechnoLinks
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