Lawyers with an animal-rights legal advocacy group based at the University of Denver’s law school sued Colorado State University on Wednesday over what it alleges is the school’s failure to comply with the Colorado Open Records Act.
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On April 5, the U.S. Supreme Court handed down its decision in the
Google v. Oracle case, setting a precedent for copyright and fair use in information technology that could have far-reaching impact. The court ruled in favor of Google, which copied part of Oracle’s computer code to support its Android platform, asserting that Google’s actions were within the limits of fair use.
This decision has the potential to impact Colorado State University’s own research capacities by extending the legality of fair use into the rapidly evolving information technology field.
We asked five experts from across campus to explain the decision, its significance, and how it could potentially impact information technology and the University’s research enterprise.