Notice and Takedown and Academic Digital Libraries
Prior to joining Authors Alliance as Executive Director earlier this year, Brianna Schofield was the Clinical Teaching Fellow at UC […]
Rights Reversion: Restoring Knowledge and Culture, One Book at a Time
The following post originally appeared on the American Library Association‘s District Dispatch blog on July 18. Thanks to Carrie Russell,
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
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
Why Universities Need Scholarly Communications Experts
Pamela Samuelson, President, Authors Alliance Note: This article originally appeared in the Chronicle of Higher Education on December 11, 2016,
Rightsback.org Termination of Transfer Tool
In October of 2016, we launched a new online tool at rightsback.org, made with our allies at Creative Commons and
Brush Up on Your Open Access Knowledge With Our OA Handbook
Just in time for Open Access Week, we’re highlighting our guidebook, Understanding Open Access: When, Why, & How To Make
This Open Access Week, learn about regaining rights with our new tool
Just in time for Open Access Week, we are pleased to announce the launch of a brand-new online tool made
Introducing Our Guide to Crafting a Rights Reversion Letter
Books that have fallen out of print, or aren’t selling as well as they used to, can enjoy a second
The Authors Alliance Guide to Crafting A Reversion Letter
The first step in reverting rights to previously published work is to initiate a conversation with the rightsholder—usually a publisher.