Authors’ Rights Beyond Attribution and Integrity:
The Rights to Revive and Revise
The following article, by Authors Alliance co-founder Molly Shaffer Van Houweling, continues our series of posts on the topic […]
“When Everything’s Made Up”: Authors Alliance
on the Free Press
The following guest post was written by Thomas Leonard, University Librarian emeritus and Professor of Journalism emeritus at UC Berkeley,
Authors Alliance Submits Comments on Moral Rights to the U.S. Copyright Office
Today, Authors Alliance submitted comments in response to the U.S. Copyright Office’s study of moral rights. We support creators’ rights
A Nuanced Approach to Attribution and Integrity Rights
Since our launch, Authors Alliance has endorsed the idea that Congress should extend statutory protections for attribution (the right of
A Case For Recognizing Attribution and Integrity as Authorial Rights
The following is a guest post by Authors Alliance President Pamela Samuelson. We welcome your comments as we continue to
Authors Alliance Supports Federal Funding for National Endowments
When Authors Alliance launched in 2014, we announced that our mission would be “to further the public interest in facilitating
Can Fair Uses Be Made of Copyrighted Works for Online Courses?
The following is a Fair Use Week guest post by Authors Alliance President Pamela Samuelson. Faculty members who assign a
First Sale, Fair Use, and Digital Downloads:
Capitol Records v. ReDigi
In honor of Fair Use Week, we are delighted to feature this guest blog post from NYU Technology Law &
Authors Alliance Amicus Brief Supports Fair Use Defense in Georgia State Case
Since our founding, Authors Alliance has supported a robust interpretation of fair use that helps authors keep their works discoverable
Authors Alliance Submits Comments Regarding the U.S. Copyright Office to the House Judiciary Committee
Today, Authors Alliance submitted comments to the House Judiciary Committee in response to an initial proposal by Representatives Bob Goodlatte (R-VA)