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And, if he gets roped in, he might then be forbidden from commenting on the case. Speaking out now might be the best chance he'll have.
by jamesbritt 16y ago
And, if he gets roped in, he might then be forbidden from commenting on the case. Speaking out now might be the best chance he'll have.
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- hga 16y agoI think that would be unlikely seeing as he's not being employed by either company. He has to observe his non-disclosure duties to Oracle regardless of the suit, although obviously they are going to be a lot more prominent due to it. Oracle could try to take legal action to shut him up but the fallout from that would be catastrophic and they've not shown themselves to be that dumb yet (I think; encouraging most/nearly all??? of their best software developers to jump ship by paying them a lot less is seriously dumb, though, unless they bought Sun's software portfolio purely for its IP as Gosling has been wondering).