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Supreme Court sides with Google in copyright battle against Oracle Follow Us
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The Supreme Court on Monday ruled 6-2 for Google in its years-long copyright fight with Oracle.
At issue were more than 11,000 lines of computer code, which Oracle said Google stole when it was creating its Android operating system. Supreme Court Justice Stephen G. Breyer wrote the majority opinion that ruled Google’s copying was a “fair use” of Oracle’s computer code, which he said the justices assumed was capable of being copyrighted.
“Several features of Google’s copying suggest that the better way to look at the numbers is to take into account the several million lines that Google did not copy,” Justice Breyer wrote.
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