Recap: PIJIP Webinars on Evaluating, Authoring, and Adapting Open Educational Resources
Authors Alliance thanks Diana Buck, Copyright Intern, for this post. When universities across the United States moved to online learning […]
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,
Appeals Court Issues Important Opinion For Open Access Community And Licensees Of Creative Commons’ Non-Commercial Licenses
Authors Alliance is grateful to Elizabeth H. Yandell, associate at Latham & Watkins, for contributing this post about a recent
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
Rights Reversion: Opening Classic Works to New Global Audiences
We are grateful to Anita Walz, Assistant Director of Open Education and Scholarly Communication Librarian at Virginia Tech, for sharing
Q&A With Barbara Kline-Pope on Open Access Publishing Initiatives at Johns Hopkins University Press
Open Access Week 2019 takes place from October 21-27. To mark the occasion, we’re featuring a series of Open Access
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
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
New Resource: Journal Licensing Negotiation Toolkit From the University of California
Earlier this year, the University of California (UC) made headlines when it chose to end its journal licensing deal with
Authors Alliance Guides Now Available on Project MUSE
We’re pleased to announce that our educational guidebooks for authors—which cover rights reversion, open access, fair use, and publication contracts—are