LEGAL SHOWDOWN: Oracle delivered its opening statement in a federal court trial revolving around its allegations that Google stole a key piece of programming technology called Java to build the Android operating system that now powers more than 300 million smartphones and computer tablets.
FIRST JABS: In an hour-long presentation before a jury Monday, Oracle Corp. lawyer Michael Jacobs highlighted a series of internal emails indicating Google's top executives knew the company needed pay licensing fees to use Java in Android. A licensing agreement was never worked out.
NEXT ROUND: Google Inc.'s lawyers will counter with their opening statement Tuesday.
