Just wondering what everyone thinks about this scenario...the ethics
involved...the legality.
1. Client contacts developer and wants a very specific solution in
software.
2. Developer charges client for work as it is, essentially work for hire.
3. Client pays, everyone happy.
Fast forward 6
Don't about US laws, in France author keeps his rights even if he grants a
licence for adaptation, distribution and/or presentation of his work.
Thierry Nivelet
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Le 7 mai 2011 à 20:38, Mike Copeland mlcopel...@gmail.com a écrit :
Just wondering what everyone thinks about
The law here is the same, the author has the copyright unless he
specifically assigns it to someone else.
That wouldn't prevent client A from being unhappy if they had been under
the impression that they owned the rights by default, however.
a. We always stated specifically, in our standard
Just spent the better half of a day configuring one of these little
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