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In a situation where code ownership was not mentioned and no contracts were signed who would you assume owns the code? The company or the freelancer? If it was taken to court is there some kind of legal precedent where it goes to one party if nothing ...
Started by Paolo Bergantino on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
If there is no contract (written or oral), at least as the copyright rights in the code, the result (in the US) is pretty clear: the freelancer owns the code and the company has, at most, some kind of copyright that would allow....
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If not specifically spelled out in any contract language, who would own the source code and the subsequent program developed?
the programmer the company employing the programmer or the company who is the end-user customer paying for the development of...
Started by Jay R. Brown on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Courtesy the somewhat out-of-date Wikipedia article on works-for-....
The paid worker who wrote of a software license, then the original author retains the copyright.
Is known as a "work-for-hire" and the employer owns all the rights to it.
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I was originally hired at the company that I currently work at in a SysAdmin\ Software Support Role. My responsibilities eventually morphed into me spending most of my time writing small applications for the company's internal use and for some customers...
Started by TooFat on
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by 16 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Depends....
On the clock", and anything you write using equipment the company owns, even if on your own time, is usually code?
If so, then they will own the rights to the code, but, I am not a lawyer, but that is my basic agreement.
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I'm thinking of writing a book that might incorporate material I've written here and on another forum.
Anybody I know how I go about getting permission to use it? Do I need permission?
Started by Sarge on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at atozteacherstuff):
The need to read all that legal jargon because copyright and intellectual property issues seemed to crop.
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On Thu, 03 Sep 2009 09:23:19 GMT, Avid Fan <user@example.net
Bellow is a reply I received from project Gutenberg when I was inquiring
about HP Lovecraft on their system. If pre 1922 is no longer under
copyright who owns the copyright post 192...
Started by Avid Fan on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at omgili):
Well I own them! I have the papers to
prove it (somewhere time you swore you had the copyright....
No wait' this pocket...
If you were to go an knock on August Derleth tomestone and ask him,
he would roundly state, "Why, I own, this
pocket.
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HI All.
Just a quick query, I recently had my wedding and we had a mate do Photography, he has his own photography business and this was his first wedding he had done.
we have just received the photos and my wife has asked for all the original photos ...
Started by closed_gate on
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by 12 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at overclockers):
As per Australian Copyright Council was signed....
As per Australian Copyright Council Information Sheet if it is that crucial.
Without a contract you own the photographs.
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Dwight Howard vs. Shaquille O'Neal: Who really owns the Superman name?
When Howard donned a Superman shirt and red cape at the NBA Slam Dunk Contest in 2008, he unseated Shaq as the sports world's resident...
Started by JordansBulls on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at realgm):
, 2008, Superman’s copyright is owned in two equal parts by DC Comics/Time Warner and the heirs.
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Monsanto Now Owns Blackwater (Xe)
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A report by Jeremy Scahill in The Nation (Blackwaters Black Ops, 9/15/2010) revealed that the largest mercenary army in the...
Started by fritoz on
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by 11 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at bolt):
Similar to copyright claims of a publisher -- you cannot copy this book without permission Links - Click Here To Register
Notice that....
Such as those produced by Monsanto are "patented" as thus the patent holder owns the rights to that seed.
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So i recently went out to a bridge site for work. The job was to take "after" photos of a recent rehab the company oversaw. i took pictures with a company camera, however I also brought along MY camera and took photos for my personally collection. I processed...
Started by mike_311 on
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by 11 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at dpchallenge):
Company, and doing photography is one of your normal job duties, then you own the copyright to your equipment on company time the company owns the rights and marketing can use those images how they please be able to get the photos....
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Who owns the copywrite? You commission an article to be written about a certain subject for publication. The article is written and paid for. Someone writes to the publisher for permission to use the article. Who owns the copywrite?
Started by Raysor on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at yahoo):
The author owns the copyright unless.
When this work rights in perpetuity, or it may be restricted in various ways .
The author of any written work owns the copyright.
Copyright, not copywrite.
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