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16 April 2021CopyrightMichael Graif

Google v Oracle: a closer look at the dissent

While copyright holders and challengers alike are still digesting the consequences of the US Supreme Court’s expansive view of fair use in Google v Oracle (2021), it bears noting that the court was not unanimous in its decision.

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