Chinese novelist sues Google for scanning books

A Chinese novelist who specialises in tales of sex and drugs is suing Google for scanning her work into its online library.

Chinese novelist sues Google for scanning books
Tue, 29 Dec, 2009 - 10:22

A Chinese novelist who specialises in tales of sex and drugs is suing Google for scanning her work into its online library.

Mian Mian, a counterculture writer, acted after the internet search giant scanned her latest book, “Acid House.”

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