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Intro
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Oracle vs Google
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Second Trial
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API ReImplementation
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Copyright
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Lotus
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Copyright in software
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Cleanroom implementation
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Software copyright
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Java copyright
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Can APIs be copyrighted
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Copyright traps
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Software licensing
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Web interfaces
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Trade secrets
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Extending copyrights
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Patents
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Public Domain
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Court Cases
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Issues
Description:
Explore a Stanford seminar featuring Mitch Stoltz from the Electronic Frontier Foundation discussing the legal battle over software API copyrights and its implications for innovation. Delve into the Oracle vs. Google case, examining how a federal appeals court ruling challenged the assumption that software interfaces cannot be copyrighted. Learn about EFF's stance on promoting freedom to tinker, innovate, and research, especially for smaller players in the tech industry. Gain insights into topics such as API re-implementation, cleanroom implementation, software licensing, web interfaces, trade secrets, patents, and public domain. Understand the potential consequences of extending copyrights to APIs and the ongoing Supreme Court deliberation on this pivotal issue shaping the future of software development and innovation.

Stanford Seminar - Fight Over the Law of Software APIs and Stories from Electronic Frontier Foundation

Stanford University
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