You can absolutely copyright the packaging of facts (see any textbook ever printed). Google often has entire paragraphs ripped from the underlying page in thei

You can absolutely copyright the packaging of facts (see any textbook ever printed). Google often has entire paragraphs ripped from the underlying page in their knowledge graph. Would it be copyright infringement if Google displayed paragraphs of text from copyrighted textbook? If so, is there a difference between doing that and doing the same with, say, "facts" from a blog post?