Authors Alliance Teams Up With UC Berkeley for Open Access Week
This Open Access Week, Authors Alliance is partnering with the UC Berkeley Library for a panel on dissertation publishing and […]
The Termination Right and Authors’ Human Rights
We are delighted to feature the following guest post by Professor Graeme Austin of Victoria University of Wellington (NZ) and
Why is an Author Able to Terminate a Transfer of Copyright?
We are grateful to Professor Lydia Pallas Loren of Lewis & Clark School of Law for contributing the following guest
How the Rightsback.org Termination of Transfer Tool Helps Authors
The following is a guest post by Luke Ewing, student attorney at the Colorado Law Samuelson-Glushko Technology Law & Policy
New Resource: Termination of Transfer Templates
Earlier today, we announced the launch of our new Termination of Transfer tool, developed with our partners at Creative Commons.
Authors Alliance & Creative Commons Launch New Termination of Transfer Tool
Authors Alliance and Creative Commons are pleased to announce the official launch of our jointly-stewarded Termination of Transfer tool, now
Copyright Office Reports on Extended
Collective Licensing Inquiry
In 2015, Authors Alliance submitted comments to the U.S. Copyright Office in response to a proposal in the Report on
A Tale of Two Cases: Fair Use in Who’s Holiday!
and KinderGuides
We would like to thank Authors Alliance legal research assistant Allison Davenport for writing the following analysis. Two courts in
Authors Alliance Welcomes Allison Davenport
We are delighted to announce that Allison Davenport has joined the Authors Alliance team as a legal research assistant. Allison
David Hansen on Proposed Changes to Section 108 of the Copyright Act
On September 15, the U.S. Copyright Office released a Discussion Document outlining proposed changes to Section 108 of the U.S.