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The API Copyright Troll concept | 158 comments | Create New Account

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The API Copyright Troll concept

Authored by: Anonymous on Monday, April 30 2012 @ 04:12 PM EDT

Didn't Oracle started this API thing only after both party's
stood before the judge? Looking at the headlines in 2011, (and
the impression by a number of readers, still reflected in some
more resent comments,) they must have though they had a stronger
patent case, and that they would find serious amounts of copied
code. But without, it looks they had to find something else, so
their lawyer started talking about APIs.

If so, I wonder how they could properly negotiable with Google
without that argument. And with that argument, but anyhow, if it
would be found valid, can Google be blamed, if Oracle/Sun never
used it before to show they had ownership of copied code?

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The API Copyright Troll concept - Authored by: Anonymous on Monday, April 30 2012 @ 11:49 PM EDT

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