In an interesting bit of news, Oracle submitted its brief in the Oracle v. Google appeal. Groklaw has the full coverage, but in essence, this brief is 89 mind-numbing pages of boredom that resembles something I would submit . . . if I was being paid $1 gigamillizillion per hour by Oracle. I’m waiting for… Continue Reading
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Don’t Believe the Hype, Oracle Will Pay More to Google
The internet, and a number of reputable sources, are blowing up about a story regarding the amount of attorney’s fees Oracle is paying Google for it’s Java patent infringement case. As I stated here, I don’t believe this story is correct, at least in whole. Yet, sources like this one, keep passing the information forward.… Continue Reading
Oracle v. Google, Google Survives
The jury finally reached its verdict in the Oracle v. Google trial, but failed to reach an agreement on one of the most important elements of Oracle’s claim. The jury could not agree on the issue of whether Google’s use of the Java code constituted fair use in the infringement case. Interestingly enough, Judge Alsup advised the… Continue Reading