Copyright Cases in U.S. Courts
Copyright Cases in U.S. Courts
This chapter examines copyright cases in U.S. relevant to the interoperability debate. These cases include Lotus v. Borland, Bateman v. Mnemonics, and Softel v. Dragon Medical. This chapter analyzes the case law concerning the protectability of program elements necessary for interoperability and the copyright concern of software developers about the potential liability for infringements committed in the process of uncovering these elements.
Keywords: copyright cases, U.S., interoperability debate, Lotus v. Borland, Bateman v. Mnemonics, Softel v. Dragon Medical, case law, program elements, infringements
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