By John Gruber
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Gregg Keizer, reporting for Computerworld:
In a motion filed with the ITC Wednesday, Google asked that Robert Stevenson, an expert hired by Microsoft, be barred from testifying about the Android source code at an upcoming hearing because Microsoft violated a confidentiality agreement struck between Microsoft, Motorola and Google.
According to Google, Microsoft did not ask permission before showing Stevenson the Android source code. […]
“The confidential source code improperly provided to Dr. Stevenson is highly proprietary source code that Google does not even share with its partners, such as Motorola,” Google said.
But it’s open!
★ Thursday, 11 August 2011