The Daily News (DN) employs Tony as a photographer. The DN pays him a regular pay check, withholds taxes, and provides him with employee benefits. While waiting for a long-overdue meeting to begin, Tony borrows a pad of paper and pen from a secretary and writes a short story about an adventurous celebrity photographer. Tony writes the story purely for personal purposes. Just after finishing the story, Tony discovers that actress Sara Starr is in town giving a speech at her alma mater, the Melbourne Valley School. Tony hurries off, camera in hand, and leaves his story sitting on his desk. An editor picks it up and decides to publish it in the DN's Sunday entertainment magazine. Tony learns of this and demands an extra bonus. Who owns the copyright in the story? A. Tony owns the copyright in the story because the story was not created within the scope of his employment. B. Tony owns the copyright in the story because he is an independent contractor. C. The DN owns the copyright in the story because Tony wrote the story during work hours. D. The DN owns the copyright in the story because Tony used the DN's pen and paper to write the story. E. The DN owns the copyright because Tony is an employee.