Master of Business Administration (Financial Services)

Appendix 12.2 Policy on Intellectual PoliciesArticle 23: Copyrights, Patents and Author's RightsDalhousie Faculty Association - Board of Governors Collective Agreement (2007-2011)23.01 Except as dealt with in Clauses 23.05 and 23.06, the Board makes no claim to thecopyrights in books, articles and similar material in the print media written or preparedby any Member. The Board makes no claim to the copyright of any work of art, such aspainting, sculpture, music or the like, created by any Member. The Board, therefore,undertakes to transfer to those Members who are the authors, and hereby transfers tothose Members who are the authors, the copyrights of all material they have created inthe print media and in works of art.23.02 The Board undertakes to transfer, and hereby transfers, to those Members who arethe authors, any and all rights in regard to computer programs. The Board shall have freeuse of any program developed in the course of the administrative duties of Members, andof any program developed to process Dalhousie University data and records, and of anyprogram developed for use in the degree programmes of Dalhousie University. Such freeuse shall cease one year after the termination of the employment of the Member whoholds the copyright. The Board may acquire continued use of such computer programs onpayment of an appropriate fee.23.03 Members are sole copyright holders in their own lectures. The Board shall giveevery reasonable assistance to Members to prevent publication, recording or broadcastingof lectures not authorized by the Members concerned.23.04 The copyright of any recorded work, such as film, videotape, audio recording andthe like, belongs to the Member who is the creator of its content.23.05(a) A Member whose workload includes editing a journal or magazine published byDalhousie University shall not own any copyrights therein save and except for articles,reviews or literary pieces written by the Member.(b) Continuing Education Members shall have the same rights under Article 23 as allMembers except that Continuing Education Members shall not own any copyright inmaterials which are produced for use in the College of Continuing Education programs orproduced under the terms of a contract or externally funded project arranged on behalf ofthe College of Continuing Education or the University or except as may otherwise beagreed in writing by the Board and the Member.23.06(a) Members agree to waive any claim for monetary compensation arising out ofcopyright claims in relation to teaching manuals produced internally within theUniversity as part of their workload, provided that such manuals are sold only within theUniversity at a price set to recover direct costs (i.e., paper, bindings, salaries of supportstaff, and duplicating costs, but not honoraria or similar payments) or less. If the Boardsells at a price higher than direct costs or sells to the general public, then the Board shallpay to the Member(s) who holds the copyright in the teaching manual a ten percent(10%) royalty on all such sales.(b) If the Member agrees in writing that his or her workload as specified in Article 20shall include the production, without any direct funding other than salary, of a recorded307