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Oracle v Google Shills witchhunt Google expanded report available | 289 comments | Create New Account
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I'm positively disgusted wit this case.
Authored by: celtic_hackr on Friday, August 24 2012 @ 07:54 PM EDT
How's that for positive? Sad, but it was pretty clear cut. Apple kneecapped
Samsung and rolled them over on defense. The jury didn't get a chance to make a
real verdict. Apple and the judge made sure of that. Although, I think Apple
played the judge. Probably only now that it's too late does the Judge see the
truth. Or maybe the judge just doesn't like Samsung or their lawyers. But MoFo,
are a very skilled team. Too bad they turned to the Darkside. Forever will it
control their destiny now.

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Oracle v Google Shills witchhunt Google expanded report available
Authored by: dio gratia on Friday, August 24 2012 @ 09:08 PM EDT

There's a blog post by Mike Masnick at techdirt wherein he expresses surprise that he is listed as a contractor of CCIA who has written during the pendency of the action. See Apparently I'm A Google Shill And I Didn't Even Know It.

There's a docstoc display of Oracle v. Google docket item 1240. For those of us without a docstoc account, I'm sure it will be featured on Groklaw soon. It isn't available as yet on the Oracle America, Inc. v. Google Inc. Justia page.

There doesn't appear to be any smoking guns in the disclosure and Google says they used none of the articles by any of those mentioned in their briefs other than the book Interfaces on Trial 2.0, which was submitted for publication prior to the pendency of the case.

Oh, and Google reiterates the disclaimer they paid anyone to write about the case. No sign of a further filing by Oracle, also covered by the order for an expanded reply, if clarification warranted.

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