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Pablo

• February 22, 2016 11:27

Hi,

I have seen in the terms that all copyright in the work is assigned to the buyer (upon full payment of the agreed fee, of course).

I would like to confirm that this ingludes, for example, the right to reproduce the work in any product for sale (e.g. merchandise) without the need to secure other rights.

Also, I understand the right of transformation of a work is usually retained by the author. Is this also the case with works carried out through PPH?

Thanks
Pablo

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  Kelly

  • February 22, 2016 12:49

  Hi Pablo

  Please email support@peopleperhour.com for assistance with your questions

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  Pablo

  • February 24, 2016 00:06

  Hi David,
  I am not sure how to reply to you directly. Thank you for your answer, they suggested to email them and they got back to me by email confirming what I asked. That said, I share your concern and I agree a separate agreement may be a solution when a wide use is expected.
  All the best
  Pablo

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  A

  • May 16, 2018 22:47

  Hi, I have a specific but very important question, which I would like to receive an answer to.  I created/invented a unique logo on 03/06/2017 of which I only recently (April 2018) paid a seller to convert it into a vector by use of Illustrator as I do not have the software to do so, since I had created it on my iPad. So my question is, does my original automatic copyright now get shared with the Freelancer or PPH, or do I still own 100% copyright of my logo that I created? I hope this question makes sense. I look forward to a response.

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