Postal address: The Open University Law School, Michael Young Building, Walton Hall, Milton Keynes, MK7 6AA
The nearest parking for the Michael Young Building is the South West Parking area, opposite the building and clearly signposted. Use MK7 6BB for sat-navs. Parking is free across the campus; disabled bays and electric car charging bays are available.
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A blog by Dr Karen O'Neill uses the Google v Oracle case to show that copyright in software may extend beyond the computer code itself, raising questions about whether the structure, sequence and organisation of application programming interfaces (APIs) should also be protected. It argues that while copyright law clearly protects the written code of a program, there remains significant legal uncertainty about how far that protection extends to the underlying architecture and design of software.