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http://languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu/nll/?p=1701#comment-41758Eine vernichtende, streckenweise aber sehr amüsant zu lesende Kritik (von Nunberg). Zitate:Do a search on "internet" in books written before 1950 and Google [...]  turns up 527 hits....Google has taken the great research collections of the English-speaking world and returned them in the form of a suburban mall bookstore....[M]ysterious is the entry for a book called The Mosaic Navigator: The essential guide to the Internet Interface, which is dated 1939 and attributed to Sigmund Freud and Katherine Jones. Der zuständige Google-Manager räumte in den Kommentaren ein:First, we know we have problems. Oh lordy we have problems. Geoff refers to us having hundreds of thousands of errors. I wish it were so. We have millions. Update:http://chronicle.com/article/Googles-Book-Search-A/48245