Authors Alliance Signs on to Letter Opposing SMART Copyright Act of 2022
Yesterday, Authors Alliance joined 31 other organizations and individuals in alerting members of Congress about serious problems with the new […]
Authors Alliance Opposes the SMART Copyright Act of 2022
Last week, Senators Thom Tillis and Patrick Leahy introduced new legislation regarding technical protection measures used to protect copyrighted works
Unicolors v. H&M: The Supreme Court Tackles Legal Errors in Copyright Registration Applications
On February 24, the Supreme Court issued a decision in Unicolors v. H&M, a case concerning copyright registration and legal
Update: Latest Developments in the Maryland E-Lending Bill Lawsuit
We are grateful to Authors Alliance’s research assistant, Derek Chipman, for authoring this post. The legal battle about Maryland’s e-book
Authors Alliance Submits Comment to Copyright Office Regarding Technical Measures to Protect Works Online
This week, Authors Alliance submitted a comment to the Copyright Office in response to its recent notice of inquiry (“NOI”)
The Public Domain and New Translations
As we round out January and the celebration of new works entering the public domain this year, Authors Alliance is
Guest Post: The Constitutionality of Library E-book Licensing Legislation
The following blog post was authored by Becca Lynch, a student clinician with the Samuelson-Glushko Technology Law & Policy Clinic
Authors Alliance Submits Reply Comment in Copyright Office Press Publishers’ Right Study
Last week, Authors Alliance submitted a comment to the U.S. Copyright Office, responding to its new study about establishing a
Public Domain Day 2022: Welcoming Works from 1926 to the Public Domain
Literary aficionados and copyright buffs alike have something to celebrate as we welcome 2022: A new batch of works published
Update: AAP Sues Maryland Over E-Lending Law
Yesterday, the Association of American Publishers (“AAP”) announced it had filed a lawsuit in federal district court against the state