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November 20th, 2009

Preliminary approval for the Google Book Settlement granted

The court has given preliminary approval and the following dates are of interest:

December 14: supplemental notices about the amended agreement to be sent
January 28: objections to amended agreement be filed with the court
January 28: opt in date for those members of the class who had previously opted out
February 18: hearing to determine whether the agreement is “fair, reasonable and adequate”

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