Posted on 04/05/21
| News Source: The Hill
The Supreme Court on Monday sided with Google in the company's high-stakes intellectual property fight with Oracle, finding that the search giant's copying of certain Java script lines to develop its Android platform constituted fair use.
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In a 6-2 ruling, the justices found that Google's use of roughly 11,500 lines of code was lawful since the amount was relatively minuscule and because Google programmers used the language as virtual building blocks to develop new and transformative applications. Read more of this developing story at The Hill