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+📢 This guide is published on coop.cool → https://coop.cool/learn/ip-ownership-copyright-basics-UEdU7XnwQ8
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 You're a small group of people making a game together. You've incorporated as a worker co-operative, or maybe you haven't yet. You're thinking of bringing in a contractor for music or art. You want to know: who actually owns this thing you're building?
 
 This article covers the basics of intellectual property (IP) ownership for small worker-cooperative game studios in Canada.
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 | Dialogue script - Act 2 | Curly Brace | Member-employee | 2025-09-20               | Employment agreement | 2025-01-10     | /contracts/curly-employment.pdf | Co-op owns by  law | Based on pre-existing outline - see side letter 2025-01-15 |
 | UI icon pack         | -       | Third-party asset | 2025-04-01               | CC-BY 4.0 licence | -              | /docs/third-party/ui-icons-licence.txt | Licensed to co-op | Credit required in shipped build |
 
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 ## Trademarks: protecting your studio and game names
 
 A trademark is a word, logo, or other sign used to distinguish your goods or services from others. For game studios, the trademarks are usually your studio name, game titles, and logos.