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  Oracle wants copyright claims to remain in Google suit

  Oracle said that no court has ever found that APIs for software like Java are ineligible for copyright protection, in its objection to Google's request that the court make a summary judgment on Oracle's copyright allegations.

  By Nancy Gohring | 23 August, 2011 10:55

  Tags: api, application programming interfaces, copyright, Google, Java, oracle, software

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