I'll be attending a Berkeley-based by-invitation workshop on the Google Book Search settlement proposal soon.  I'll be representing libraries and commonweal perspectives (there's another one at Columbia in March, but I am not likely to be attending that one).  There are likely to be individuals present contemplating formal responses to the court.

If anyone has suggestions for points they think I should be getting across, please let me know (aside from the passive, "It's not perfect, but its better than nothing" angle!).

Thanks!