Re: FLASH: Copyright - a bit long. Was: who owns the fla?

[Dorian Nisinson]

Hi Karin,

	Not only would that be proper, it would be essential. Even if it is

only as an aid to those who have trouble remembering what work they

created and what work they are just borrowing. Seriously though, as a

matter of course you should have a copyright notice on all your work,

even if it is in a small, unobtrusive place. If the work is for a client

who does not want your copyright notice to appear then discuss it with

them. The symbol can come off the movie but the copyright is yours.


Dorian


Karin Christensen wrote:

> 

snip

>  Would

> it be proper to add a visual "all rights reserved" or copyright on all

> Flash movies?

> Karin Christensen

> 


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