Oracle-Google verdict signals need for copyright reform

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	Oracle-Google verdict signals need for copyright reform The jury in the case by ruling in favor Oracle against Google over Android's use of Java demonstrated how badly the copyright laws of the 19th and 20th century fit the technology market of the 21st century. Read More WHITE PAPER: Imation Scalable Storage 7 Simple Truths About Tiering Your Data Dealing with the explosion of extreme data means more than containing it all. It's about determining what data is most useful to your business and where "speed meets need." Learn how you can use data tiering to transform unstructured data into "content" while keeping protection high and costs low. View Now In this Issue How the Oracle-Google trial could affect all developers Oracle vs Google: Who owns the Java APIs? IDC sees explosive revenue growth ahead for Hadoop-MapReduce ecosystem Job interview questions - there's more to that question than OOP! How the Oracle-Google trial could affect all developers The trial may be significant even for developers of other platforms besides Android because it could set a precedent as to whether software APIs can be protected by copyright. Read More Oracle vs Google: Who owns the Java APIs? Depending on how the Oracle/Google court battle goes, the outcome could cement the idea that programming languages are not tools but products. Instead of being partners with a platform vendor, programmers could become just another customer segment. Read More IDC sees explosive revenue growth ahead for Hadoop-MapReduce ecosystem The market for software related to the Hadoop and MapReduce programming frameworks for large-scale data analysis will jump from $77 million in 2011 to $812.8 million in 2016, a compound annual growth rate of 60.2 percent, according to a new report released Monday by analyst firm IDC. Read More Job interview questions - there's more to that question than OOP! I have been asked a question which is like ,Design/provide a java solution for the expression '(a+b)*(a-b)-c' ? Any suggestion how to visualize the real time problem in terms of java? Read More
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