DMCA Takedown Notices: Know Your Rights
Last week, the American Psychological Association (APA) issued Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) takedown notices targeting APA articles on 80 […]
“A Good Guy Offering a Good Product at a Fair Price”:
Cory Doctorow on Fair Trade E-books, Publishing, Copyright, and the Optimism of Disaster
As part of our mission to empower authors in the digital age, Authors Alliance encourages authors to embrace new strategies
Authors Alliance Submits Comments on Moral Rights to the U.S. Copyright Office
Today, Authors Alliance submitted comments in response to the U.S. Copyright Office’s study of moral rights. We support creators’ rights
A Case For Recognizing Attribution and Integrity as Authorial Rights
The following is a guest post by Authors Alliance President Pamela Samuelson. We welcome your comments as we continue to
Authors Alliance Submits Comments Regarding the U.S. Copyright Office to the House Judiciary Committee
Today, Authors Alliance submitted comments to the House Judiciary Committee in response to an initial proposal by Representatives Bob Goodlatte (R-VA)
Copyright Week 2017: Building and Defending the Public Domain
It’s copyright week! This week, Authors Alliance is joining a group of organizations in reflecting on some of the principles
Moving Toward a “Moral Right” of Attribution in U.S. Copyright Law
Authors Alliance Executive Director Michael Wolfe When Authors Alliance launched two years ago with its Principles and Proposals for Copyright
Europe’s Fractured Public Domain: An Update on Anne Frank’s Diary
April 26 is World Intellectual Property Day—an opportunity to highlight and learn more about IP issues around the world. This
Anne Frank and the Lasting Legacy of the Public Domain
The Diary of Anne Frank is expected to go into the public domain in the Netherlands this January. But in
“Happy Birthday” Freed From False Copyright Claims
Under a court ruling this week, Warner/Chappell music publishing no longer gets a slice of every “Happy Birthday” cake. After