Gonzales v Google Maintains Framework On Section 230 Communications Decency Act

by Rosa NovaCyber-Incidents, Litigation, ReformPosted on Comments are Disabled

In a disappointing turn of events, SCOTUS declined to look at section 230 in the case at hand that stems from the same ISIS attack in Paris as the one that gave rise to the Twitter v. Taamneh case. The family of a victim killed in the attack sued Google under 18 U. S. C. …

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Google Wins Decade Old Fair Use Case

by Rosa NovaIntellectual Property, LitigationPosted on No Comments

GOOGLE LLC v. ORACLE AMERICA, INC. is surprisingly elaborate considering that fair use doctrine is already settled. We think that Google could have won even without the fair use doctrine. Snippets of code must matter to deserve copyright protection. In Canada, Google would have lost under fair use doctrine, because commercial use always negates fair …

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