The arrangement agreed to by the Google, the Authors Guild and the Association of American Publishers was criticized by Internet industry competitors, librarians and public interest groups. It also got the Justice Department's attention and was the focus of a congressional hearing. The Internet Archive's Peter Brantley, who co-founded the Open Book Alliance to oppose the initial Google settlement, said whatever the parties offer up next month must be subject to "full review and scrutiny" by those who have spoken out.