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How the Graphical User Interface Was Invented - Vimarsana News

How the Graphical User Interface Was Invented

Three decades of UI research came together in the mice, windows, and icons used today

Source: ieee.org
Copy-protected Cds & DRM when you look at the On line Audio | Actualités Togolaises avec Togozine - Vimarsana News

Copy-protected Cds & DRM when you look at the On line Audio | Actualités Togolaises avec Togozine

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SJW Legal Scholars, Funded by Google, Seek to Eviscerate Copyright Protections Through 'Restatement' of Law - Vimarsana News

SJW Legal Scholars, Funded by Google, Seek to Eviscerate Copyright Protections Through 'Restatement' of Law

Everything about this Restatement says that it's an industry-funded attempt to screw individual creators out of proper copyright protections, to the benefit of Big Tech.

Inside Big Tech's Stealthy Effort to Use Judicial Activism to Gut Copyright Protections - Vimarsana News

Inside Big Tech's Stealthy Effort to Use Judicial Activism to Gut Copyright Protections

If Big Tech, particularly Google, gets its way, the idea that creators have broad rights to their own works won’t be backed up in US copyright law.

Over a decade on, and millions in legal fees, Supreme Court rules for Google over Oracle in Java API legal war - Vimarsana News

Over a decade on, and millions in legal fees, Supreme Court rules for Google over Oracle in Java API legal war

America's top judges decide copied code in Android is fair use Share Copy The US Supreme Court on Monday ruled in a 6-2 decision that Google's limited copying of Oracle's Java APIs in its Android operating system constitutes fair use under US law. The ruling puts an end to a case that troubled the software industry for more than a decade and narrows the scope of copyright law as it applies to software. The court had two questions before it: whether software interfaces qualify for copyright protection and whether Google's use of Oracle's software interface code represents fair use, ass...