Chris Zielinski wrote: > Let's not forget that it is precisely such pragmatism that stops universities from claiming the copyrights to all published academic work as work for hire, which of course most of it is... >
Well, I wouldn’t be so affirmative. There is also something called the “academic exception”, according to which the work-for-hire doctrine may not apply in the academe. Much has been written in the past decade about this issue, with no definitive conclusion; see, for instance, this recent paper: Strauss, N. S. (2011). Anything but academic: How copyright’s work-for-hire doctrine affects professors, graduate students, and K-12 teachers in the information age. Richmond Journal of Law & Technology, 18(1). http://jolt.richmond.edu/v18i1/article4.pdf Marc Couture
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