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
The Consolidation of Publishing Houses, Past and Present
Last month, after the Department of Justice filed an antitrust lawsuit to stop the merger of Penguin Random House and
Q&A with Peter Kaufman: Open Access Publishing and Access to Knowledge
In today’s post, as a part of our series of open access success stories that spotlight noteworthy openly accessible books
Permissions Tips and Tricks from our New Guide
Earlier this month, Authors Alliance released a brand new guide—the Authors Alliance guide to Third-Party Permissions and How to Clear
Book Publishing in the 21st Century: What’s Antitrust Got to Do With it?
Last week, the Department of Justice announced that it was filing an antitrust lawsuit to block Penguin Random House, the