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Mark Lemley

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William H. Neukom Professor, Stanford Law School. Partner at Durie Tangri. Founder of Lex Machina. Cook. Yogi. Fantasy RPG addict (at present, Fallout 4).

Joined June 2009
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    Mark Lemley ‏@marklemley 9 May 2014

    Oracle v. Google is reversed; copyright for the structure, sequence and organization of computer programs is back. http://www.cafc.uscourts.gov/images/stories/opinions-orders/13-1021.Opinion.5-7-2014.1.PDF …

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    1. Yana Welinder ‏@yanatweets 9 May 2014

      Bad news. MT @marklemley: Oracle v. Google: (c) for structure, sequence & organization of computer programs is back. http://www.cafc.uscourts.gov/images/stories/opinions-orders/13-1021.Opinion.5-7-2014.1.PDF …

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      1. Rebecca Tushnet ‏@rtushnet 9 May 2014

        @marklemley Do you think the theory is just that the SCt can't reverse them all?

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      2. Laura M Quilter ‏@lquilter 9 May 2014

        @rtushnet @marklemley pasta. throw it all against the wall & see what sticks.

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      3. Rebecca Tushnet ‏@rtushnet 9 May 2014

        @lquilter At least they're not shy: "Hey we created a split with Lotus, which you granted cert on back in the day. Thoughts?"

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      4. Laura M Quilter ‏@lquilter 9 May 2014

        @rtushnet not like the roberts court is shy about revisiting/rev*ing

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    2. Eleanor Saitta ‏@Dymaxion 9 May 2014

      FFS you idiots. MT @marklemley Oracle v. Google is reversed; copyright for APIS is back. http://www.cafc.uscourts.gov/images/stories/opinions-orders/13-1021.Opinion.5-7-2014.1.PDF …

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      1. Doctor Memory ‏@Dr_Memory 9 May 2014

        @marklemley @mortman oh. crap.

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      2. David ‏@mortman 9 May 2014

        @Dr_Memory @marklemley Indeed….

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    3. Jeff Ratcliff ‏@JeffRatcliff 9 May 2014

      @marklemley @timbray WOSE? Write Once Sue Everywhere.

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    4. delrayser ‏@delrayser 9 May 2014

      @marklemley @sarahjeong @BenL So… on which courts is a Fed Cir © decision binding, exactly? Only cases where there's also a patent claim?

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