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By Juha Saarinen on Dec 30, 2020 8:26AM Court rules iOS virtualisation covered by fair use statute. Apple has failed to convince a US court that security vendor Corellium infringed copyrights in the iOS mobile operating system and violated the United States Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) by circumventing security measures. A judge in the US Southern Florida District Court sided in part with Corellium that its use of iOS in its security product constitutes fair use, and threw out Apple's copyright and DMCA claims. Corellium offers commercial c...

so-buzz-off dept Mon, Dec 12th 2005 3:51pm — Mike Masnick The oddities surrounding the Google Library offering continue. As authors continue to completely misunderstand what they're talking about as they trash the idea, it looks like at least one publisher is trying to do something. HarperCollins has announced that, rather than let Google scan all of their books, they'll scan all of their own books into a digital repository and then let various search engines search off that centralized database. They're apparently willing to spend millions of dollars in their own money to do it, even thoug...

Until Google gets spanked, companies will suffer from its predatory practices Google is not above intellectual property law Follow Us Question of the Day ANALYSIS/OPINION: There is a line of dialogue in the classic 1980s movie “The Three Amigos” that seems to bear on the many epic intellectual property rights cases Google currently finds itself fighting. “If you want a woman, you take the woman,” says Jefe to El Guapo, the movie’s villain. In real life, the villain appears to be Google. If it wants your IP, it seems to have no problem taking your IP. TOP STOR...