Beth and Kate, trying to beat the competition to the market, were in a mad race to complete a book with a computer program that would aid gardeners in designing and maintaining their gardens. Because they knew another group in town was working on a similar project, they were very fearful that their work would be plagiarized (copied). Which of the following is false with regard to their safeguarding their work?
◦ They could register the book and program under the provincial Trade Secrets Act.
◦ After the book and program are finished, they can register copyright in them even before they have them published.
◦ They should mark the work "confidential."
◦ They could try to keep the information and program secret (i.e., only disclose the parts of it that the individual employees had to know to do their jobs).
◦ They could require employees and others who must have access to the work to sign "non-disclosure" agreements in which those persons acknowledge that information about the work is confidential and shouldn't be disclosed without consent.
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