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.
International Fair Use Developments: Is Fair Use Going Global?
by Raoul Grifoni-Waterman, Copyright Policy Research Assistant at Authors Alliance, LL.M. Candidate at U.C. Berkeley Law, and Leiden University LL.M.
Fair Use Week Guest Post: Lydia Loren on Fair Use as More Than Just a “Defense” to Infringement
Lydia Pallas Loren is a founding member of Authors Alliance and a law professor at Lewis & Clark Law School
Fair Use Week Guest Post: Rebecca Tushnet on Fair Use and the DMCA’s “Anticircumvention” provisions
Rebecca Tushnet is a founding member of Authors Alliance and a Professor of Law at the Georgetown University Law Center.
Authors Alliance Celebrates Fair Use and Fair Dealing Week!
This week is Fair Use and Fair Dealing Week, a time to celebrate, reflect on, and explain these important rights.
Why Authors Alliance Supports a Broader View of Fair Use Than the Authors Guild
by Authors Alliance co-founder Pamela Samuelson In December 2015, the Authors Guild asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review the
Begging To Differ With Authors Guild About Google Book Search
A version of the following letter by Authors Alliance co-founder Pamela Samuelson ran in the Wall Street Journal on February 13
Understanding Open Access: Now in Print
When we released our guide to Understanding Open Access this past fall, we published the guide as a digital file
Joseph Nye: A Rights Reversion Success Story
We are pleased to feature the following guest post by Brianna Schofield, a teaching fellow at UC Berkeley Law and