In another blow to Google's plan to create a giant digital library and bookstore, the Justice Department said that a class-action settlement between the company and groups representing authors and publishers had significant legal problems, even after recent revisions. In a 31-page filing that could influence a federal judge's ruling on the settlement, the department said the new agreement was much improved from an earlier version but said the changes were not enough to placate concerns.
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