Re: FLASH: who owns the fla?

[David Ford]

Hmmmm, that wasn't actually a question on what is the technical difference

between swf and fla. It was a content driven approach to the issue.


I agree with Graveshow about getting everything signed up first. The most

important aspect of contract negotiations is clarity. Without a clear

contract keep these things in mind:


Work started/completed prior to agreements becomes a licencing issue. Work

started/completed after agreement is subject to contractual considerations

and things like intellectual copyright and author-ownership no longer apply.

This may not be the "legal" defination of such issues but this is how it

works in the real world.


david




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