Chinese authors demand Google apology – news video report

Chinese authors demand Google apology – 05 Nov 09:

“It claims to be the world’s favourite search engine but the Internet giant Google is making few friends among a group of Chinese authors. They say the company has violated international copyright standards by scanning more than 20,000 Chinese books.”

Reporter Melissa Chan of Al Jazeera News reports from Beijing.

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