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I don't understand two things: a) If the film school is a college, couldn't your roommate get expelled for cheating? b) Would not the college own the IP anywa
by sfk 18y ago
I don't understand two things:
a) If the film school is a college, couldn't your roommate get expelled for cheating?
b) Would not the college own the IP anyway?
- jfornear 18y agoa) The professors realized midway through the semester that they would need outside help to do this and gave him permission to use me. b) I really don't know
- jcl 18y agoIt's my understanding that the copyright for schoolwork always belongs to its original authors; it does not become property of the school.
- SwellJoe 18y ago"b) Would not the college own the IP anyway?" Only if OP were employed by the school for the creation of that IP. University research grants often have a commercialization clause in them that requires some involvement of the school in the event a product results from the research...but independently funded projects certainly do not fall into this category.