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 […]
Fair Use in the Courts in 2021
UPDATE: In March 2022, the U.S. Supreme Court granted certiorari in Warhol Foundation v. Goldsmith, announcing it will hear the
Non-Fungible Tokens, Ownership of Digital Objects, and Copyright
News about non-fungible tokens (“NFTs”) selling for eye-popping sums has been hard to miss. Nyan Cat, an iconic GIF of
Update: Hearing on New 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
Libraries, COVID-19, and E-Book Lending: One Year Later
This is the second in a two post series on how libraries have responded to the COVID-19 pandemic, one year
Libraries and COVID-19: One Year Later
This is the first in a two post series on how libraries have responded to the COVID-19 pandemic, one year
Update: Response Comment in Support of New 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 Requests Leave to Intervene in Access Copyright v. York University
Authors Alliance, together with Professor Ariel Katz, has requested leave to intervene in Access Copyright v. York University, currently on
Authors Alliance Responds to Draft Digital Copyright Act of 2021
Authors Alliance has submitted feedback on the draft Digital Copyright Act (“DCA”) of 2021, released by Senator Thom Tillis in
Presidential Libraries, Preservation, and Authorship
At Authors Alliance, we speak out in favor of policies that make knowledge more discoverable and accessible for authors and