Some people choose to write a copyright notice by reference to a single year, while others show a range of years. Is one way better than the other, and is the answer always the same in different contexts?
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Most business people don’t realise this, but when a business commissions the development of custom software, the code developed usually belongs to the external developers rather than the client who’s paid for it. The more savvy operators will ensure that their software development agreement has a clause which ensures the code is owned by the client. This article explains how this might not always be enough.
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