Looks like Oracle took last months lawsuit to heart when it lost its big Java fight against Google.
Oracle is funding a non-profit advocacy group called Campaign for Accountability.
That should be no problem as all big tech companies undertake CSR as a part of their work culture.
But it seems thatCampaign for Accountabilityis decidedly anti-Google.
While it promotes most causes that liberals are famous for, like fighting big oil and promoting LGBT rights.
But its main enemy seems to be Google.
The group is also obsessed with the possible ethical implications of Googles White House meetings.
From the looks of it, the group seems to be a medium for scrubbing Google in public.
Oracle has nowconfirmedtoFortunethat it has been funding Campaign for Accountability.
Ironically, CfA, as it is known, isnt very transparent about its own membership or funding.
Other tech companies are known to keep a distance from it.
Microsoft has explicitly denied funding the group, however.
source: www.techworm.net
