Intellectual Property
Jun. 5, 2012
Ruling on copyrightability of Java elements geared toward appellate court
Oracle Corp. faces a daunting task winning significant damages or an injunction against Google Inc. on appeal, legal observers said.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
In the wake of U.S. District Judge William Alsup's ruling that elements of the Java programming language cannot be copyrighted, Oracle Corp. faces a daunting task winning significant damages or an injunction against Google Inc. on appeal, legal observers said.
Although Oracle lost before both judge and jury in the closely watched intellectual property case, it's not impossible for the Redwoo...
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