> any contract attempting to gain such ownership is unenforceable
I highly doubt that this is true, at least in the US. Can you cite case law?
You can write a contract granting ownership of all the songs a musician performs, or all the books a writer writes during a specified time period. Why shouldn't the same be true of programmers and code?
I highly doubt that this is true, at least in the US. Can you cite case law?
You can write a contract granting ownership of all the songs a musician performs, or all the books a writer writes during a specified time period. Why shouldn't the same be true of programmers and code?