Companies A, B, C, and D have joint intellectual property ownership with each other. Companies A and B recreate and distribute products without consulting C and D. What impact has joint intellectual property ownership on C and D in relation to A and B’s action? A) company b has more legal rights than the rest of the companies B) companies have equal rights under a joint intellectual property C) company a has more legal right to recreate and distribute the products D) company c has more legal rights than company d

Companies A, B, C, and D have joint intellectual property ownership with each other. Companies A and B recreate and distribute products without consulting C and D. What impact has joint intellectual property ownership on C and D in relation to A and B’s action? A) company b has more legal rights than the rest of the companies B) companies have equal rights under a joint intellectual property C) company a has more legal right to recreate and distribute the products D) company c has more legal rights than company d

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Chapter4: Personal, Legal, Ethical, And Organizational Issues Of Information Systems

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