Google’s Copying of Oracle Code Is Fair Use, Supreme Court Rules
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Microsoft, Mozilla, the Computer & Communications Industry Association, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Public Knowledge, R Street Institute and the Niskanen Center sided with Google in the case (see 2001130050). DOJ, MPA, the Copyright Alliance, News Media Alliance, Association of American Publishers, Internet Accountability Project and American Conservative Union Foundation sided with Oracle.Featured Publications
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