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Does this person legally own this podcast?

• A few months ago, someone I knew on Twitter knew that I've co-hosted on a podcast before and asked me if I was thinking about doing one that would talk about a hit new online reality show that we both watched. I had thought about it before, but his tweet made me really want to do it. I contacted him and told him I would start planning the podcast and then let him know when we should start getting ready for our first episode. We did 5 episodes, but then several people dug up facts showing that his story was completely false, he was somewhat of an compulsive liar. He said he lived in Hollywood and his wife was going to be in Avatar 2, none of that turned out to be true. I told him that there was no way he could continue to work on the podcast anymore. He understood and stopped co-hosting. Season 2 of our show will be coming up soon, so I emailed him to confirm that he was not one of the owners of the podcast anymore, I sent him an email that included "Please reply back to my email address within 72 hours if you feel that the notice is not correct and that I'm not the complete owner of the podcast. We will then be able to try and figure things out from there. I feel that since you are no longer working on the podcast, I automatically am the full owner of the podcast." Within 10 or so hours he wrote back with "You are the owner of podcast and I waive all rights relating to any ownership or contents." Does that mean he is not the owner anymore or since he emailed back with 72 hours, does that make him still an owner? What should I do?

• Answer:

  I'm don't know, but I know that the pod cast may be intellectual property, and email mail confirmation 'Might' not be sufficient to giving away right http://www.consortiuminfo.org/essentialguide/intellectual.php I'm too lazy to read that But it will probably have something about 'relinquishing intellectual copyright'