Posts Tagged ‘ Google ’
Java IP War: The Obama Administration Picks the Wrong Side
Jun 8th, 2015 | Filed under: Technology, Intellectual Property
The Solicitor General, speaking for the United States, has filed the expected amicus brief in the Google/Oracle showdown. The SG's position is that the Supreme Court should refuse to hear the case so that the lower courts can get back to using what the brief calls the "flexible fair use doctrine" to do justice. Read More
What’s in a Copyright? Java API Case Before U.S. Supreme Court
May 25th, 2015 | Filed under: Institutional Investing, Technology, Intellectual Property
High-stakes litigation between Google and Oracle approaches its resolution at the Supreme Court. For seekers of alpha, this isn't just about what investments to make, but about the way one goes about making them, the very mechanics of trading. Read More
GOOG to Test Buy-on-Antitrust-Charge Theory
Apr 26th, 2015 | Filed under: Technology, Legislation/Court rulings, Alpha Seekers
Look for the EC sometime in the near future to bring a complaint about the contracts into which Google has entered with manufacturers that require them to construct the handsets in a way that favors Google’s famous search engine [over, for example, Microsoft’s Bing.] But consider that even this preliminary skirmish over comparison shopping might be a bullish sign for GOOG.Read More