Andrew Wu writes:
>
> There appears to be little case law where programmers have sought rights
> to works generated by their programs. I've looked at a few licenses for
> programs that provide "Clip-art" images, programs that allow the user
> to design business forms, and business card programs- but I have not
> seen any language in the licenses dealing with rights to the programs'
> output.
Why is this any different than when developers of software give users run time rights for a royalty?
Don Berman --
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Received on Wed Dec 28 1994 - 02:25:21 GMT
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