Ursula Le Guin to File Objection to Google Book Settlement
Mon, 01/25/2010 - 22:00 — Anonymous
Bestselling fantasy author Ursula Le Guin will submit
an objection to the Google Book Settlement, along with 365 other writers. Ms. Le Guin is vehemently opposed to the settlement and has been an outspoken critic of the agreement which she says takes away authors' rights.
Le Guin's petition asks Judge Denny Chin to exempt the United States from the revised legal sett...
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