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Copyright Strategies for Start-up Companies
Issued: October 31 2015
One of the most common mistakes start-up companies make is failing to shore up — in writing – ownership rights to content created for the company. Julia Huston explains why it is worth addressing copyright issues early in a company’s existence.
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