Today, the jury delivered a partial verdict of copyright liability in the Oracle v. Google trial.
FOSS Patents here and Groklaw here continue to give detailed coverage. Also see the following articles:
Oracle v. Google jury returns partial verdict, favoring Oracle - CNET - Rachel King and Dan Farber
Legal experts decipher Oracle-Google verdict - CNET - Charles Cooper, Elinor Mills, and Daniel Terdiman
Oracle v. Google jury returns partial verdict, favoring Oracle - CNET - Rachel King and Dan Farber
Legal experts decipher Oracle-Google verdict - CNET - Charles Cooper, Elinor Mills, and Daniel Terdiman
Oracle gets a chance to rewrite software law - CNET - Stephen Shankland
Oracle v. Google and the Dangerous Implications of Treating APIs as Copyrightable - EFF - Julie Samuels
Phase One Verdict in Oracle v. Google and It's a Mess - IP Duck - Michael Barclay
Mixed Decision In Oracle vs. Google Copyright Case - WSJ - John Letzing
Oracle v. Google and the Dangerous Implications of Treating APIs as Copyrightable - EFF - Julie Samuels
Phase One Verdict in Oracle v. Google and It's a Mess - IP Duck - Michael Barclay
Mixed Decision In Oracle vs. Google Copyright Case - WSJ - John Letzing
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