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Second Oracle v. Google trial could lead to huge headaches for developers (ars technica)
Ars technica reports
on the restart of Oracle v.Google, the fight over Google's use
of the Java APIs in Android. "So now, it's back to a jury. Oracle
has won its bid to be able to use copyright as a powerful legal sword. But
Google can still dodge that sword by convincing a jury that Android's use
of APIs constitutes fair use—in other words, relatively small and
justified."
Ars technica reports
on the restart of Oracle v.Google, the fight over Google's use
of the Java APIs in Android. "So now, it's back to a jury. Oracle
has won its bid to be able to use copyright as a powerful legal sword. But
Google can still dodge that sword by convincing a jury that Android's use
of APIs constitutes fair use—in other words, relatively small and
justified."
