Google Books executive Dan Clancy said the company wants to create an “uber book platform’’ that makes millions of digital books available to publishers, consumers, and online bookstores.
(Essdras M Suarez/Globe Staff)
Google Books causes concern
Digital library’s growth has some worried it may be building a monopoly
Google Books executive Dan Clancy said the company wants to create an “uber book platform’’ that makes millions of digital books available to publishers, consumers, and online bookstores.
(Essdras M Suarez/Globe Staff)
Google Books, which includes the largest team of engineers working out of Cambridge, is making some in the publishing world nervous. The growing digital book project has been a force. (Full article: 908 words)
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