‘A win for the internet’: Oracle loses $9bn, decade-long Google copyright case
Google has emerged victorious from its long-running copyright dispute with Oracle after the US Supreme Court ruled that the tech company’s use of a computer code constituted “fair use”.
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26 February 2019 The Electronic Frontier Foundation has filed an amicus brief urging the US Supreme Court to review the long-running case between Google and Oracle.