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Wessen Idee wird verkauft?

Follow how an unused creative draft becomes a new commercial proposal and why its author must be part of the resulting agreement. 931 words

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Comprehension quiz

Why does payment for the earlier draft not establish permission for the bakery campaign in this story?
What makes Teresa's decision a real choice despite the agency's premature client presentation?
What does the newly confirmed scope include?
Who bears the financial consequence of correcting the premature promise?
Why is an internal note of Teresa's name insufficient for what she requests?
What does Yusuf clarify when he says he found the file rather than invented the birds?