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Oracle v. Google: The Other Shoe Drops

Posted on June 1, 2012 by Michael Risch

For those of you following the Oracle v. Google case, as I predicted here, the court has ordered that the APIs that Google copied are not copyrightable – at least not in the form that they were used. The case is basically dismissed with no remedy to Oracle.

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