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Oracle Java police start knocking on Fortune 200's doors for first time
(www.theregister.com)
For discussing Java, the JVM, languages that run on the JVM, and other related technologies.
I'm not sure how much money they'll actually get from this.
The (50,000 employee) company I worked for had very slow IT processes at the time, but when the licensing changed they treated it like a critical security vulnerability because of the amount of money involved: they very quickly migrated their software packages to include non-Oracle OpenJDK builds & rolled out an update to uninstall Oracle java from all PCs. And all server owners were given a deadline to migrate or start paying recovery costs.
I imagined it'd be smaller organisations which would've sat on this issue.