Google's copying of Oracle API code did not violate federal copyright laws says US Supreme Court
Allowing enforcement of Oracle's copyright would risk harm to the public, the court rules
US Supreme Court: Google's copying of Oracle API code did not violate federal copyright laws
The US Supreme Court on Monday handed a major victory to Alphabet's Google in a decade-long battle over its use of Oracles' Java application programming interface (API) code in building the Android operating...
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