??? 08/29/06 14:44 Read: times |
#123318 - 10 2) 3) 4) enough? Responding to: ???'s previous message |
(i.e. my company cannot deny that was I who wrote this and that), he can only give (exclusive) rights for somebody (e.g. a company) to use it.
That's semantics. What difference does it make if I "give my company exclusive rights" or "the company owns it" except to a lawyer who would charge $1000 for telling you the differences and concluding it is the same. PS. You said your employees don't '51 profesionally, so you won't fire them if they would publish '51-related HW/SW here (unrelated to their job, of course), would you? just to clarify: they are my companys employees, not "mine" and I do not own the company. 1) no 2) they would not know a '51 if they saw one 3) I keep preaching "you do this for 8 hours a day, do something else, like love your wife, in your free time" 4) if I were not doing electronics as my job, it would be very likely that would be my hobby Erik |