LXer: Oracle vs Google: No, the Supreme Court did not say APIs aren't copyright â€“ and that's a good thing

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LXer: Oracle vs Google: No, the Supreme Court did not say APIs aren't copyright â€“ and that's a good thing

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04-13-2021, 11:42 AM	#1
LXer LXer NewsBot Registered: Dec 2005 Posts: 128,387 Rep:	LXer: Oracle vs Google: No, the Supreme Court did not say APIs aren't copyright â€“ and that's a good thing Published at LXer: Anyone wanting to bring a similar case in the future will have to be very, very bold and very, very rich. Column You won't be paying an Oracle tax on your next Android phone. After 10 years of Big Red claiming dibs on Android internals and Google telling them to GTFO, the legals have finally been settled by the US Supreme Court. Google has won.… Read More...

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