Terminating Transfers: An Inalienable Right Under Threat
The following is a guest post by Mike Wolfe, Scholarly Communications Officer at UC Davis, and the former Executive Director […]
Digitizing the MIT Press Backlist: A Q&A With Amy Brand
Earlier this year, the MIT Press and Internet Archive announced a partnership to digitize books from the Press’ backlist and
DMCA Takedown Notices: Know Your Rights
Last week, the American Psychological Association (APA) issued Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) takedown notices targeting APA articles on 80
“A Good Guy Offering a Good Product at a Fair Price”:
Cory Doctorow on Fair Trade E-books, Publishing, Copyright, and the Optimism of Disaster
As part of our mission to empower authors in the digital age, Authors Alliance encourages authors to embrace new strategies
LSU v Elsevier – Paying Twice (or More) for Scholarship?
Post by David Hansen, Duke Libraries’ Director of Copyright of Scholarly Communication and a founding member of Authors Alliance. We are
A Worrisome Harbinger of Changes in Copyright Law
Pamela Samuelson, President, Authors Alliance Note: This article was originally made available to subscribers of the Chronicle of Higher Education
Rights Reversion Success Story:
Tracee Lydia Garner
Just in time for the second anniversary of our Guide to Understanding Rights Reversion, we’re pleased to feature Authors Alliance
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