In 2004, Google began digitizing books in public and private libraries. Using high speed cameras and optical character recognition, Google has scanned more than 12 million books, delivering digital copies to libraries and making the text available for online searching through the Google search engine. There are many societal benefits to Google's project- many more people have access to books than before, conversion to Braille and the audio formats is easier, and older books find new audiences. Millions of these books were still under copyright, and in 2005 a group of authors and publishers brought a class action suit against Google for copyright infringement.

The assignment is to represent Google and support it stating that there is NOT copyright infringement.

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Please write your answer ONLY based on the given case above and prove that there is NOT copyright infringement. Do not tell me that there is copyright infringement, I need to prove that there is NOT copyright infringement.

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