Deno Land, maker of the Deno runtime for JavaScript, TypeScript, and WebAssembly, has filed a petition with the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) to cancel Oracle's JavaScript trademark ...

If there's one thing we know about Big Red, it's being entirely reasonable JavaScript luminaries and at least 2,500 other interested parties have again asked Oracle to set the programming language ...

Unless Oracle voluntarily withdraws its claim to own the name ‘JavaScript’ by February 3, the battle over the trademark will go to court.

Efforts to void Oracle’s ownership of the JavaScript trademark have been led by Deno and Node.js creator Ryan Dahl. In a February 4 blog post , Dahl criticized Oracle’s latest move.

Oracle obtained the JavaScript brand after acquiring Sun Microsystems in 1997. Deno Land, the organization that manages the Deno runtime project for JavaScript and other web-based frameworks, ...

While still working to enhance that Java thing, Oracle Corp. is evolving with the times, today adding JavaScript functionality to a bevy of cloud-based development services and products. Targeting ...

The petition has support from more than 16,000 members of the JavaScript community, seeking to eliminate the threat of Oracle lawsuits for using "JavaScript" in conference titles or business ventures.

JavaScript is a programming language that plays an important role in building and running the web, along with HTML and CSS. Although the trademark for JavaScript is owned by Oracle, a computer ...

JavaScript is also "owned" by Oracle. However, that could soon change with an effort from the JS community to free the trademark from the clutches of Larry Ellison's corporation.

JavaScript founders and developers are challenging Oracle's continued hold on the trademark. More than 4,200 developers, creators and professionals have urged Oracle to give up the JavaScript ...

Deno, a company that provides a JavaScript runtime, has filed a petition with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to cancel Oracle’s trademark for JavaScript, claiming the Java steward has ...