Appeal judges seemed divided on whether Oracle should get its $1.3bn jury verdict against SAP over TomorrowNow reinstated or the firm should be happy with the roughly $300m the verdict was reduced to. Oracle was given the billion-dollar handout by a jury in 2010 over allegations that SAP’s subsidiary, TomorrowNow, had …

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Wednesday 14th May 2014 10:37 GMT Missing Semicolon

So if SAP are not due the hypothetical cost of each lost license

... why would I have to pay the music collection agencies the retail cost of each shared music track?

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1. Wednesday 14th May 2014 10:59 GMT Roger Greenwood
  
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  Because you and me are saps.
  
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2. Thursday 15th May 2014 09:09 GMT Anonymous Coward
  
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  Why would they have to pay the revenue anyway - surely they should pay just any lost profits?.
  
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Wednesday 14th May 2014 14:24 GMT Schultz

Steal customers ...

next thing you know, they try that newfangled 'capitalism' thing.

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Wednesday 14th May 2014 14:40 GMT Destroy All Monsters

"It's hypothetical revenue information, which is not the same," she pointed out.

It's 2014. Get with the times, lady. Hypothetical stock revenue, hypothetical tax revenue, hypothetical potential GDP, hypothetical pension payouts and wars which practically pay for themselves... THIS IS SUPERLAND! WE ARE LIVING IT!

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