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
Authors Alliance Celebrates the Launch of Library Futures
Authors Alliance is pleased to announce our partnership with Library Futures, a brand new organization which seeks to “empower libraries
The IP Year in Review for Tots
We thank Authors Alliance board member Thomas Leonard for this guest post. Leonard is a University Librarian Emeritus and a
Public Domain Day 2021: Welcoming Works from 1925 to the Public Domain
Literary aficionados and copyright buffs alike have something to celebrate as we welcome 2021: A new batch of works published
Q&A With Cynthia Willett and Julie Willett: Open Access and Engaging in Global Conversations
As a part of our series of open access success stories that spotlight noteworthy openly accessible books and their authors,
Authors Alliance Supports Immediate Access to Federally Funded Research
Media sources report that the Trump Administration is considering a policy to make the results of federally funded research immediately
Q&A with Calvin Warren: Open Access and Democratizing the Accessibility of Knowledge
Open Access Week 2019 takes place from October 21-27. To mark the occasion, we’re featuring a series of Open Access
Academic Authors Find Larger Audience through Controlled Digital Lending
We thank the Internet Archive for permission to cross-post this piece on how controlled digital lending (“CDL”) can benefit academic
Q&A With Jeanne Fromer and Christopher Sprigman on “Copyright Law: Cases and Materials”
Jeanne Fromer and Christopher Sprigman of NYU Law School recently published their new casebook Copyright Law: Cases and Materials as