Copyright
Copyright
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I would think that work is only bounded to the company because of the symbol/ logo. The company still has to register, copyright and still obtain patents before they can legally call it theirs. Though the company would like to think that they have complete control of work created within their realm of business, thus an NDA. The moment you strip off their logo, what you see is the design which no one can patent or claim copyright. You'll have to reuse patented or copyright material within your designs in order to maintain control of a design, in which case a company cannot claim it as theirs, such as using a font, stock image, code, bits of audio or video in which the company did not pay for.
- If you are a compensated agent of the company, you are an extension of them.hellobotto
- And their IP claims don't stop at a logo. Because you remove a watermark, doesn't mean you can claim the image.hellobotto