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The Deane & Ginger Kanaly Lecture, a Dean's Speaker Series Event | Campus-events - Vimarsana News

The Deane & Ginger Kanaly Lecture, a Dean's Speaker Series Event | Campus-events

Mark April 30 on your calendars for The Deane & Ginger Kanaly Lecture, a Dean’s Speaker Series Event featuring visionary tech leader Dan Schulman! As the past CEO of Paypal

P Chidambaram writes: Prosecutor, jury and judge - Vimarsana News

P Chidambaram writes: Prosecutor, jury and judge

Let the Courts decide whether the amended Rules are legal or not under the Constitution and the laws. You must look at the non-legal and freedom-related aspects:

Xiaomi launches two exciting new phones in its Redmi Note 11 series - Vimarsana News

Xiaomi launches two exciting new phones in its Redmi Note 11 series

SPONSORED | Tune into the virtual launch on April 5 on Xiaomi's Facebook page and you could win prizes worth R60,000 - including the brand-new smartphones

4th Annual Seacoast Environmental Film Festival hits the STAR Theatre on April 9 - Vimarsana News

4th Annual Seacoast Environmental Film Festival hits the STAR Theatre on April 9

A benefit event for the Kittery Land Trust, SEFF is a full day of films, discussions, panels, exhibits, food and fun

Daily Crunch: The Supreme Court sides with Google in Oracle suit – TechCrunch - Vimarsana News

Daily Crunch: The Supreme Court sides with Google in Oracle suit – TechCrunch

The big story: The Supreme Court sides with Google in Oracle suit The U.S. Supreme Court announced a couple of tech-related rulings today. In one, it overturned Oracle’s victory in its copyright battle with Google, which would have otherwise required Google to pay Oracle $8 billion for incorporating pieces of Oracle’s Java software language into the Android mobile operating system. “In reviewing that decision, we assume, for argument’s sake, that the material was copyrightable,” wrote Justice Stephen Breyer. “But we hold that the copying here at issue nonetheless constituted a fai...