patentablity of software in general,

is not affected by Bilsky.

regardless of whether the software can be patented, his employer owns the copyright in the software, or any other intellectual property in any form, if he signed an employment contract that assigns all the intellectual property to his employer at the time when he accepted his employment.

whether this type of contract is enforceable is state law. and i haven't heard state actually prohibit this type of contract.

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• 回複：patentablity of software in general, -apt- ♂ (2233 bytes) () 04/27/2009 postreply 17:11:54

• I serious doubt this will happen -caliber- ♂ (604 bytes) () 04/27/2009 postreply 17:38:24

• Gene Quinn says otherwise -apt- ♂ (803 bytes) () 04/27/2009 postreply 19:11:02

• 這隻是他一個人的想法而已， -caliber- ♂ (325 bytes) () 04/27/2009 postreply 23:36:45