April 13, 2021 at 12:55 PM Shares1 Pardon the punny title, but there is simply no way that an IP columnist can write a column this week about anything other than the already-controversial Google v. Oracle SCOTUS decision. (For a great recap of the majority opinion authored by Justice Breyer, I commend the SCOTUSBlog opinion analysis authored by Ronald Mann, available here.) As everyone is aware, the dispute between Google and Oracle stemmed from Google’s copying — now koshered by SCOTUS as fair use — of over 10,000 lines of code from Sun Microsystem’s (acquired by Oracle) Java progra...