Licensing research content via agreements that authorize uses of artificial intelligence
This is a guest post by Rachael G. Samberg, Timothy Vollmer, and Samantha Teremi, professionals within the Office of Scholarly […]
Join for the Launch of our Latest Legal Guide: Writing About Real People
Register here to join us on December 7, 2023 at 1pm ET/ 10am PT for the launch of our latest
Book Talk: The Internet Con by Cory Doctorow
Join us for a virtual book talk with author Cory Doctorow about THE INTERNET CON, the disassembly manual we need
Federal Right of Publicity Takes Center Stage in Senate Hearing on AI
The Authors Alliance found this write-up by Professor Jennifer Rothman at the University of Pennsylvania useful and wanted to share it with
Authors Alliance in Europe: Giving Voice to Authors
Authors Alliance and KnowledgeRights21 are pleased to announce the launch of a new project, “Giving Voice to Authors,” through which
Read your open access publishing agreements, or: how you might accidentally give Elsevier or Wiley the exclusive right to profit from your OA article
Reading publishing agreements–even for short academic articles–can be extremely time consuming. For many academic publishers, you’ll find an array of
Book Talk: Digital Copyright with Jessica Litman
Authors Alliance is pleased to announce the next in our joint book talk series with the Internet Archive. Join us
Book Talk: Athena Unbound by Peter Baldwin, Moderated by Chris Bourg
“In Athena Unbound, Peter Baldwin offers an admirably pragmatic yet principled approach to the perennial problem of encouraging both the production
Trump v. Woodward, Copyright Ownership of Interviews, and Government Works
Earlier this week, you might have seen news that former President Donald Trump has filed a new lawsuit, this time
‘Negotiating with the Dead’
This is a guest post by Meera Nair, PhD, Copyright Specialist for the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT), commenting