Termination of Transfer FAQs
What does termination of transfer mean? Termination of transfer is a way for authors (or their family members) to reclaim […]
Authors Alliance Petitions for New Exemption to Section 1201 of the DMCA
Last month, we reported in detail on our petition to the U.S. Copyright Office to renew exemptions to the DMCA
Spotlight on Open Access and Academic Publishing:
Barton Beebe
In the third part of our series on innovative academic publishing models—which has also featured Q&As with Eric von Hippel
Spotlight on Open Access and Academic Publishing:
James Boyle & Jennifer Jenkins’ Open IP Casebook
“The 1950’s distribution mechanism for the casebook… needs to go the way of the whale oil merchant, the typing pool
Spotlight on Open Access and Academic Publishing:
A Q&A With Eric von Hippel
Just in time for the 2017 back-to-school season, we’re featuring a series of posts on alternatives to traditional publishing models.
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
Authors Alliance Petitions to Renew Multimedia E-Book Exemption to Section 1201 of the DMCA
While copyright law generally provides for exceptions like fair use that maintain our ability to criticize, comment on, and transform
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,
Authors Alliance Submits Comments in Support of Modernization Efforts at the U.S. Copyright Office
Today, Authors Alliance submitted comments in response to the United States Copyright Office’s recent Notice of Proposed Rulemaking for Modernizing
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