LXer: Oracle tells Supremes: Fair use? Pah! There's nothing fair about 'Google's copying'

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LXer: Oracle tells Supremes: Fair use? Pah! There's nothing fair about 'Google's copying'

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02-13-2020, 05:14 PM	#1
LXer LXer NewsBot Registered: Dec 2005 Posts: 128,544 Rep:	LXer: Oracle tells Supremes: Fair use? Pah! There's nothing fair about 'Google's copying' Published at LXer: Should they be allowed to grab our stuff just cos it's 'popular' and it works?Not to be outdone by Google in ominous warnings over the future of software, Oracle has declared to American Supreme Court justices that no company would make an "enormous investment" like it did in Java SE if rivals get a free pass to copy code simply because it is "popular" and "functional".… Read More...

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