Trademark Dispute: Node.js Creator Challenges Oracle's Use of JavaScript™
By
thebeardisred
A respectable bake. You'd come back tomorrow for another.
Summary
The Trademark Trial and Appeal Board dismissed a fraud claim against Oracle regarding the use of the "JavaScript" trademark, which was based on a screenshot of the Node.js website. The creator of Node.js finds Oracle's actions offensive.
Key quotes
· 2 pulledNode.js was never an Oracle product or brand.
That they reached for a third-party open source site suggests they had no better proof—and knew it.
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