The Google Print project is now facing strong opposition from all the conservative copyright defenders, in particular from the Association of Learned and Professional Society Publishers (ALPSP) and the Association of American University Presses (AAUP) but there should be many other similar spoilsports around the world who represent the pillars of a frozen society and who fight only to preserve old and dust-covered granted rights, yet their unique value proposition.
To calm down passions, can Google say that all digitized contents are held by the libraries themselves and Google would only index the content just as for any WEB content which usually never belongs to the SEO provider?
My feeling is that most people didn't really realize - over the lastest 10 years - that Internet Search Engine Technology (indexation) was by definition the start of regular copyright infringement anyway !