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Appeals court revives Oracle's copyright claim against Google

on March 27, 2018

"Annemarie Bridy, a professor of intellectual property at the University of Idaho College of Law, said in an interview the ruling could stifle software innovation by opening up developers to potential liability for copyright infringement.

“This is a ruling that could have a significant chilling effect on software developers,” she said, noting that they rely on computer code like Oracle’s to make apps communicate with each other."

Date Published:03/27/2018
Original Publication:Reuters

Published in: Press , Google , Oracle , Copyright and Fair Use