Singularity University Changes Terms For Student Startups

As it draws up plans to become a for-profit corporation, Singularity University has significantly tightened the terms under which its students may use the intellectual property they develop in their courses. Students in Singularity University’s elite summer Graduate Studies Program, a veritable startup launching pad based out of the NASA Ames Research Park in Silicon Valley, were earlier this summer presented with agreements giving the university wide latitude to negotiate royalties and equity and to deny the students use of the ideas and software they develop in the program. Read more at:
http://m.wired.com/business/2012/07/singularity-university-startups/