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Google is working closely with five new content partners on a massive scanning project that will bring millions of volumes of printed books into the Google Print database.

Headisdead writes “John Batelle is noting that ‘The American Chemical Society yesterday filed a complaint against Google, claiming the new Google Scholar infringes on its own product, called SciFinder Scholar.’ Fairly typical subscription vs. free dispute, but with intellectual property issues thrown in for good measure.”

If you want to try out some cool and interesting beta Google technology, why not head over to their Google Suggest site? As you begin to type in your search, it starts to offer suggestions for the word you’re typing, with the number of results you might get.

On November 15, Google filed a lawsuit against Texas-based Auctions Expert International (AEI) for engaging in “click fraud” and attempting to force Google’s advertisers to pay for fraudulently generated clicks.

Search engine Google is adding another feature to their AdSense program: animated ads. Displaying this style of ad continues Google’s using of images in sites that are AdSense members.

French-speaking Canadians can now get Google’s News Service in their own language, the search giant announced Wednesday.

Some great news for those stressing over whether Google will be able to spider their very long dynamic urls. Appears in the last couple weeks Google has been pushing the envelope in terms of spidering urls that contain more than 5 variables and up to 6 variables in most cases.For discussion visit Google discussion [...]

Online search leader Google Inc. is inviting publishers to include entire books in its index, enabling people to peek at contents before deciding whether to buy.

“Google admits on CNN Money that fraudulent clicks are becoming a very large problem for them.”