Common use of Copyright Ownership Clause in Contracts

Copyright Ownership. The Employer recognizes that the employee is the sole copyright holder of the following: (i) lectures delivered by the employee; (ii) printed works (books, articles and similar material) written by the employee, except for editorial work that is part of the employee's assigned duties; (iii) artistic works (paintings, sculptures, musical compositions and the like) created by the employee; (iv) computer programs developed by the employee, except for work that is part of the employee's assigned administrative duties;

Copyright Ownership. The Employer recognizes that the employee is the sole copyright holder of the following: (i) lectures 1. Lectures delivered by the employee; (ii) printed 2. Printed works (books, articles and similar material) written by the employee, except for editorial work that is part of the employee's assigned duties; (iii) artistic 3. Artistic works (paintings, sculptures, musical compositions and the like) created by the employee; (iv) computer 4. Computer programs developed by the employee, except for work that is part of the employee's assigned administrative duties; 5. Recorded works (films, videotapes, audio recordings, etc.) created by the employee, except for work that is part of an employee's assigned duties.

Copyright Ownership. The Employer recognizes that the employee is the sole copyright holder of the following: (i) lectures delivered by the employee; (ii) printed works (books, articles and similar material) written by the employee, except for editorial work that is part of the employee's assigned duties; (iii) artistic works (paintings, sculptures, musical compositions and the like) created by the employee; (iv) computer programs developed by the employee, except for work that is part of the employee's assigned administrative duties; (v) recorded works (films, videotapes, audio recordings, etc.) created by the employee, except for work that is part of an employee's assigned duties.