Making Sense of Belgium's Copyright Issues With Google

11:56 | Phil Leigh | Feb 23rd, 2007 11:25am |

Recently a Belgian court ruled that merely by posting headlines from Belgian newspapers, the Google search engine was violating copyrights in that country. In the U.S., the process is thought to qualify under the fair use exemption. Jim Burger is a copyright attorney with Dow Lohnes. He joins us to share his thoughts.

Tags: fair use, Jim Burger, Dow Lohnes

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