‘The Billion Dollar Code’: Developers Who Sued Over Google Earth Algorithm
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#2Poor dialogs, poor acting, lots of technical bla bla makes hardly any sense.
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#4After reading the article it wasn’t clear to me. Is this Based on a real story or is it entirely fictitious.
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#5After reading the article it wasn’t clear to me. Is this Based on a real story or is it entirely fictitious.
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#6Re: ‘The Billion Dollar Code’: Developers Who Sued Over Google Earth Algorithm
#7After reading the article it wasn’t clear to me. Is this Based on a real story or is it entirely fictitious.
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#9Tried to watch it, did not like it at all. Poor dialogs, poor acting, lots of technical bla bla makes hardly any sense.
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#10After reading the article it wasn’t clear to me. Is this Based on a real story or is it entirely fictitious.
Art+com v google did happen and is findable via a web search. What's not clear to me is whether this is anything more than a typical NPE/patent troll lawsuit. (Google won the lawsuit and the patent claims were invalidated because of prior art or other reasons.)
However, Google didn't seem to copy any of their tech but just implemented the same idea (a searchable/zoomable globe/map), which doesn't strike me as surprising as the idea isn't too farfetched and the tech is very much related to 3D graphics and game development, which had already come pretty far by 2004.
So the trailer implying they actually had it first and Google couldn't have done it without them seems pretty peculiar to me.