RE: FLASH: Ownership

[Ricardo Madrazo]

Well, both hypothetically and in reality, the FLA files belong to the

company.  They pay you a check every couple of weeks to develop flash.  In

return, you invest your knowledge.  But the product is their property.  What

do YOU walk away with?  A higher understanding of how Flash works.  You then

use that knowledge in creating your own FLA files at home or for someone

else.


Ricardo Madrazo

Multimedia Design

650-345-7400 ext. 211

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Pirayesh

Sent: Friday, July 21, 2000 11:30 AM

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Subject: Re: FLASH: Ownership



Hypothetical situation:


I work for a web design firm. Now while working here I am asked to create a

flash website.

So, obviously i do. Who owns the FLA. Me, the company, or both. Could I use

bits of code and/or design elements, for my own further projects ( for my

self not a new company)?


Any have a defenite answer?


-sohrab



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