Oracle, Google to appeal API case

Sooraj Shah
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Appeals to be filed in the US Court of Appeals

Oracle and Google both said they will appeal findings from the Java API infringement case which found Google not guilty of embedding unlicensed lines of code in its Android platform. Oracle file...

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