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

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Deno Land is attempting to cancel Oracle's ownership of the JavaScript trademark, which Oracle acquired after purchasing Sun Microsystems in 2009. Deno Land argues that 'JavaScript' is a generic term and claims Oracle committed fraud in renewing the trademark. The legal battle is expected to proceed with a discovery phase starting soon, as Oracle has refused to yield the trademark voluntarily.

Oracle refuses to yield JavaScript trademark, Deno Land says

<p>I think we should switch to the name “EcmaScript” because naming a language that has nothing to do with Java “JavaScript” is as bad as naming a framework that is not truly reactive “React”.</p>
