Awesome. You may wish to ask your tech transfer office if any of your
army UARCs care about apache vs ECL v2. The patent grants are slightly
different and ECL v2 is geared toward the odd needs of research
universities. I'm guessing not because very few projects actually use ECL
v2. On the other
I am working with ARL Legal counsel on the license continuously. There are
times when I'm slow in answering messages on this list because I have to run
down to their office and get their opinions. I've been working with our Tech
Transfer folks to make sure they are onboard with the proposed po
Hi,
Yes I am suggesting that if the country of origin of the work does not assign
copyright to the work then no copyright is assigned world-wide. My reasoning is
that there is no entity to assign that copyright to.
An example in a different field might support my argument.
In the Netherlands
Has this been reviewed by the ARL Office of Chief Counsel? I know the
army has an intellectual property counsel as part of the JAG/USALSA out at
Ft. Belvoir.
You also have a tech transfer office at ARL that handles Patent License
Agreements for ARL under 15 USC 3710a who would probably want to h
I've incorporated some suggested changes into the ARL OSL, and bumped the
version number to reflect this. The new text is both below and attached, and
can be diffed with the text at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.txt.
Change log:
1) Changed 'Apache' to 'ARL OSL' everywhere. Credit
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