> Under French law, anything you write is your property (even if
> you sold rights to it to someone else).
Doesn't that mean you *can't* sell it even if you want to? Why would
anyone give you money for the rights if they don't actually *get* them?
> This means for instance that a musician in a philarmonic orchestra could
> object to a TV diffusion of a concert (of course that musician probably
> wouldn't get much work after that).
Only if the musician is also the composer.
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