Multiple Choice
The CASE 11.2 Authors Guild v.Google,Inc.(2016) involves Google's action of creating an index of approximately 20 million scanned books that allows users of its Google Books search engine to enter a word or phrase and generate a list of books that include the word or phrase,as well as a "limited viewing" of text.The court ruled that Google did not violate copyright based on the:
A) contributory copyright doctrine.
B) copyright misuse doctrine.
C) fair use doctrine.
D) first sale doctrine.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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