Anne Frank and the Lasting Legacy of the Public Domain
The Diary of Anne Frank is expected to go into the public domain in the Netherlands this January. But in […]
Editors of Lingua take a stand for open access
Not long ago, the editorial board of the journal Lingua decided that it was time to end business as usual–and
Who cares about Extended Collective Licensing?
Authors Alliance recently filed a comment with the United States Copyright Office urging it to reconsider its flawed extended collective
Pamela Samuelson Explains How Google Books and Fair Use Benefit Authors
Authors Alliance co-founder Pamela Samuelson has published an opinion piece in today’s Chronicle of Higher Education on the substantial benefits
Everybody Wins:
Jeff Hecht’s Rights Reversion Success Story
We are pleased to feature the following guest post by Nicole Cabrera and Jordyn Ostroff, students at UC Berkeley Law
Our Guide to Understanding Open Access is Coming Soon!
In celebration of Open Access Week, we are offering sneak previews of our forthcoming guide, Understanding Open Access: When, Why,
Understanding Open Access:
The Human Side of Machine Readability
In celebration of Open Access Week, we are offering sneak previews of our forthcoming guide, Understanding Open Access: When, Why,
Caged Masterpiece: Robert van Houweling Reviews Morris Fiorina’s Representatives, Roll Calls, and Constituencies
In this, the second post in our series on “Caged Masterpieces,” Robert Van Houweling, a professor of Political Science at
Understanding Open Access:
Can Monographs Be Openly Accessible?
In celebration of Open Access Week, we are offering sneak previews of our forthcoming guide, Understanding Open Access: When, Why,
Understanding Open Access: When, Why, & How to Make Your Work Openly Accessible
In celebration of Open Access Week, we are offering sneak previews of our forthcoming guide, Understanding Open Access: When, Why,