Recent reports have suggested that Google is moving to push ahead its Google Books venture by submitting a court brief to try and convince the US District Court to approve its revised settlement terms with American publishers and authors.

Google Books would be an online platform for digitising and selling books, but opponents have raised concerns about copyright law and monopoly issues that would surround the deal.

With the publishing world already struggling because of the selling power of supermarkets, who are able to sell books at reduced prices thereby circumventing the efforts of dedicated bookshops, could it be that Google will add to publishers’ woes with their digital venture? Or will Google Books signal something of a new age in publishing?

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