Authors Alliance Applauds Today’s Decision in Access Copyright v. York University
This morning, the Supreme Court of Canada issued a unanimous opinion in Access Copyright v. York University, finding that approved […]
Update: Library E-Book Lending Legislation and Partnerships
It is no secret that Authors Alliance loves libraries, and we support policies that help libraries fulfill their essential role
Authors Alliance Supports Copyright Exceptions in South Africa’s Copyright Amendment Bill
The Parliament of the Republic of South Africa is currently considering the Copyright Amendment Bill, an update of the country’s
Copyright and American Independence Day
In today’s post, we will be sharing some facts about copyright law and American Independence Day. While the two might
Authors Alliance Joins Public Knowledge to Raise Concerns About The Journalism Competition and Preservation Act
Today, Authors Alliance joined Public Knowledge and four other civil society groups to urge Congress to amend the Journalism Competition
Libraries, National Emergencies, and Access to Credible Information: Are we protecting libraries’ multiple roles during emergencies?
Authors Alliance is grateful to Argyri Panezi for this guest post. Panezi is an Assistant Professor at IE Law School
Update: Post-Hearing Letter on 1201 Exemption to Enable Text and Data Mining Research
Authors Alliance, joined by the Library Copyright Alliance and the American Association of University Professors, is petitioning the Copyright Office
Authors Alliance Participates in Oral Arguments in Access Copyright v. York University
Authors Alliance, together with Professor Ariel Katz and represented by Sana Halwani of Lenczner Slaght, participated in oral arguments before
Authors Alliance Submits Factum in Access Copyright v. York University
Authors Alliance, together with Professor Ariel Katz, has submitted a factum to support our intervention in Access Copyright v. York
Authors Alliance Weighs in on CASE Act Regulations
Yesterday, Authors Alliance submitted a comment to the Copyright Office in response to a Notice of Inquiry regarding developing regulations