Questions About Rights Reversion? We’ve Got Answers!
It may be August, but our rights reversion project shows no signs of slowing down for the dog days of […]
What will you do after recovering your rights?
Stephen Sugarman’s success story
Authors Alliance is encouraging its members to consider reverting rights to their out-of-print or commercially dormant titles in order to
Caged Masterpieces: Chris Hoofnagle Reviews Arthur Leff’s Swindling and Selling
Imagine yourself tracking down a citation, constructing a syllabus, pursuing an intriguing research topic, or reading up on a favorite
Thoughts on the Copyright Office Report and Orphan Works
Authors Alliance Co-Founder Pamela Samuelson The Copyright Office report on Orphan Works and Mass Digitization is an important step in
Authors Alliance and the Copyright Office Report on Orphan Works and Mass Digitization
Earlier this month the Copyright Office released its report on Orphan Works and Mass Digitization. Both of these topics are
Recapping the 1201 DMCA Exemption Hearings
We have blogged several times about Authors Alliance’s effort to obtain an exemption to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act that
Books and the Valley of the Unassignable
Authors Alliance Co-Founder Tom Leonard In our day of networked information, scholars in North America need not worry about finding
Keeping Your Books Available
Authors Alliance’s Understanding Rights Reversion: When, Why, & How to Regain Copyright and Make Your Book More Available helps authors recover rights to their books in order to increase their accessibility.
University of Michigan Press to build digital scholarship platform
A much-needed boost to digital scholarship is in the works at University of Michigan Press, which announced this week that