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The Supreme Court’s Decision in Google v. Oracle
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The Supreme Court’s Decision in Google v. Oracle
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It was billed the "copyright case of the century." Now that the Supreme Court has weighed in, what is next? How broad—or narrow—is this ruling, and what does it mean for software? And what does the court's discussion of fair use mean for copyrighted works outside of software? This presentation deconstructs the Supreme Court's opinion to identify exactly what the Supreme Court said—and where the next battle lines are likely to be drawn.
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The Supreme Court’s Decision in Google v. Oracle (Jun 2021)
It was billed the "copyright case of the century." Now that the Supreme Court has weighed in, what is next? How broad—or narrow—is this ruling, and what does it mean for software? And what does the court's discussion of fair use mean for copyrighted works outside of software? This presentation deconstructs the Supreme Court's opinion to identify exactly what the Supreme Court said—and where the next battle lines are likely to be drawn.
Originally presented: May 2021 Technology Law Conference
Van Lindberg,
Taylor English Duma LLP - San Antonio, TX