Replete with technical words like "application programming interface" and "interoperability,"
the Oracle v. Google case might seem to be more at home in a computer science lab rather than a federal
court. And certainly there may be some temptation to pass the case off as a battle
of the technology titans over technical questions of computer software and copyright
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