Google and book copyright violation

Google's drive to create the online library and bookstore of the future is being delayed indefinitely after the judge claimed a controversial settlement with the authors and publishers all over the world.
Denny Chin, the Federal district court judge deleted and move the decision on October 7, since Google is currently re-negotiating the agreement with who moved an action again.
Those negotiations over Google Book Search re-opened after the Justice Department
The decision was not unexpected, given that the plaintiffs in the case asked for a postponement, without objection from the search giant.
The Google project to make digital copies of millions of books in the nation's top universities' libraries and make them searchable violated copyright law.
The two sides came to a landmark agreement that cut through difficult copyright provisions for out-of-print works whose authors couldn't be found and proposed to set up an independent Book Registry that would set and collect royalty rates, much like those that exist for musicians and songwriters.