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From page 14... ... 14 property."158 Thus, "employment agreements between architects and their firms, and between architects and their clients, may alter the ownership of copyrights."159 Copyright owners must express their preferences; otherwise the copyright laws' default rules or restrictions will apply.160 Licensing agreements or other methods may restrict the disclosure of information, state who is a qualified recipient, or deny access to digital versions of publicly available information.161 Government agencies also are protecting their noncopyrightable data by using copyright-like controls to limit access to information developed with public funds. Read the entire page →

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... 14 property."158 Thus, "employment agreements between architects and their firms, and between architects and their clients, may alter the ownership of copyrights."159 Copyright owners must express their preferences; otherwise the copyright laws' default rules or restrictions will apply.160 Licensing agreements or other methods may restrict the disclosure of information, state who is a qualified recipient, or deny access to digital versions of publicly available information.161 Government agencies also are protecting their noncopyrightable data by using copyright-like controls to limit access to information developed with public funds.

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