On 6/20/00 4:18 PM, Doug Meerschaert ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote >Yes, it does--if a buisness holds the copyright (say, your small buisness >incorporates, and they get the copyright... or it's a "work for hire" to >your own buisness) you can see it lapse--and that shouldn't happen. Why? When you make a work for hire, you are giving up your rights as author in exchange for pay. You have no right whatsoever to object to what happens to a work you've transferred your copyright on. The purpose of copyright law is to assure an author material benefit from their work. When a company pays you to write something, you've already gotten your material benefit. -- Russ Taylor (http://www.cmc.net/~rtaylor/) CMC Tech Support Manager "OK, if you guys are so evil, why don't you just...EAT THIS KITTEN!" ------------- For more information, please link to www.opengamingfoundation.org
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