[game_edu] inquiry from the press

[Seth Sivak]

Susan,

At Carnegie Mellon University (I am a grad student at the
Entertainment Technology Center) the students retain all of their IP.
My project for the past two semesters has been a game
(www.activeadventuregame.com) and we are currently seeking publishers
with the good graces and help of all the faculty here.

Thanks
Seth

On Wed, Oct 8, 2008 at 4:34 PM, S. Gold <goldfile at gmail.com> wrote:

> I got a phone call this afternoon and wanted to share the gist of it with

> you. I would also like to get your feedback (also let me know if you want me

> to share it with the press).

>

> Apparently some schools retain the ownership of all projects created by

> their students. This has made it difficult if not impossible for graduates

> to publish their games after leaving the schools. What do you think of these

> policies ... and is it something that the IGDA or we as a SIG should/would

> want to look into and perhaps influence?

>

> Thanks,

> Susan

>

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