After nearly 11 years of legal battles, the U.S. Supreme Court recently issued a decisive ruling in favor of Google over Oracle America, Inc., in a software copyright dispute. The decision, however, may have provided as many questions as answers—questions that a simple "Google search" likely won't answer. Significantly, the court chose not to tackle basic issues regarding software code protection and infringement and, instead, emphasized the factually intense and judge-driven analysis of the fair use doctrine. In doing so, the court may have muddled the protection of software and left to the district courts the task of clarifying resulting disputes.