Thanks, very helpful perspective. Once a paper is reviewed and approved, are there any rights around being able to present that paper at a conference? I'm tryi

Thanks, very helpful perspective. Once a paper is reviewed and approved, are there any rights around being able to present that paper at a conference? I'm trying to understand what kind of legal transformation takes place one a paper on a non-patented methodology is released. I've skimmed the dynamo paper and it seems a good analogy in that it's about general database architecture concepts, rather than the specific implementation at Amazon. I might be wrong though as I haven't read it deeply. For example, let's say you're the primary author of a paper and then later leave the company. Can there by any legal restriction preventing you or others who have never worked at the company from giving a conference presentation on that paper once published?