Microsoft 'accused' Google

On March 6, prior to the annual meeting of the American Publishers Association in New York, Microsoft issued its allegations to Google about not respecting copyright.

However, the authors and publishers at the US Publishers Conference have yet to fully agree with Microsoft's comments.

According to a source posted on the Financial Times website, Thomas Rubin, a legal advisor to Bill Gates, at a news conference said: ' Google's facilities have not produced products or software strategically their own business that produces and benefits according to Microsoft's business strategy content. They have come up with advertising forms like ours and that has caused Microsoft to lose billions of dollars . '

During the annual meeting of the American Publishers Association, Thomas Rubin gave his criticism to Google for copyright infringement, such as the Library of Books "Google Books" at the end of 2004 This project stems from Microsoft's idea. Rubin said: ' Google Books has violated Microsoft's copyright and business ideas system .

Mr. Rubin accused: ' Google has infringed copyright by copying the content of information that our copyrighted and protected books have bought .'

He added: ' Google told users that: believe us, you are completely protected. We guarantee copies of this software. If you want to own it, buy it and be legally assured . '

Google is still silent on these allegations. They claim that Microsoft wants to offer bad images to lower their reputation and business revenue. Google has only responded lightly that Microsoft is seeking to negotiate business in order to benefit both, but Google disagrees.