Understanding Open Access: When, Why, & How to Make Your Work Openly Accessible
In celebration of Open Access Week, we are offering sneak previews of our forthcoming guide, Understanding Open Access: When, Why, […]
Authors Alliance Hosts “Understanding Rights Reversion” Webinar
On September 30, the Authors Alliance Rights Reversion team hosted a webinar on Understanding Rights Reversion for ASERL (the Association
Understanding Rights Reversion: Now in Print
When we released Understanding Rights Reversion this past April, we published the guide as a digital file under a Creative
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
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.
New IP Handbook for Teachers and Researchers
Kevin Smith, Duke University’s Director of Copyright and Scholarly Communication and an Authors Alliance founding member, has just published a
Creative Commons License Picker
Creative Commons licenses come in various flavors, but each provide for at least two key things: the ability for others to make copies of the work, and the requirement that any subsequent copies or uses of the work credit the author. Beyond that, use this tool to select what license works for your needs.
Michael Carroll on Author Addenda
Founding Authors Alliance member Michael Carroll, from American University’s Washington College of Law, explains how addenda can help modify publishing
Preview: Advisory Board Member Michael Eisen on Open Access
We had the chance to sit down with Authors Alliance advisory board member Michael Eisen and talk about Open Access