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| − | Authorship, under [[copyright law]], is a term signifying a human creator(s) of an original work of intellectual property. | + | '''Authorship''', under [[copyright law]], is a term signifying a human creator(s) of an original work of intellectual property. |
An employer may also be recognized as the author of a work if it was prepared within the scope of an individual’s employment. | An employer may also be recognized as the author of a work if it was prepared within the scope of an individual’s employment. | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:44, July 31, 2007
Authorship, under copyright law, is a term signifying a human creator(s) of an original work of intellectual property.
An employer may also be recognized as the author of a work if it was prepared within the scope of an individual’s employment.