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If you're implementing an API, you don't need a license... (or at least you shouldn't). You are implementing something based upon given facts, which can't be co
by mbreese 13y ago
If you're implementing an API, you don't need a license... (or at least you shouldn't). You are implementing something based upon given facts, which can't be copyrighted. Google thought that didn't need a license in the first place.
And that's the crux of this case... is an API copyrightable?
- b1daly 13y agoWell, doesn't it seem like the circuit court has answered this question in the affirmative?