Obtaining Image Permissions For Your Book: An Author’s Perspective
Since we first published this guest post by Authors Alliance member Lois Farfel Stark in August 2018, Authors Alliance has […]
Update: Fair Use in the Courts in 2021
In April, we published a post on two major fair use decisions from this year: Google v. Oracle and The
Quantifying Copyright Reversion
Authors Alliance is grateful to Cory Doctorow for sharing this piece, originally published on Pluralistic.net under a CC BY license.
Online Instruction and Copyright: Why We Developed Our New FAQ
Last week, we released a brand new resource on frequently asked questions regarding copyright ownership in course materials produced for
FAQ: Copyright Ownership & Online Course Materials
Authors Alliance is grateful to Harry Levin and Elise Widerlite, student attorneys at Georgetown Law practicing D.C. law pursuant to
Spotlight on Rights Reversion & Termination of Transfer
Readers familiar with Authors Alliance’s work will know that we offer a suite of resources to help authors get back
Rights Reversion Success Story: Benjamin Keele
We recently sat down with Benjamin Keele, Research and Instructional Librarian & Lecturer in Law at Indiana University and co-author
Fair Use in the Courts in 2021
UPDATE: In March 2022, the U.S. Supreme Court granted certiorari in Warhol Foundation v. Goldsmith, announcing it will hear the
Non-Fungible Tokens, Ownership of Digital Objects, and Copyright
News about non-fungible tokens (“NFTs”) selling for eye-popping sums has been hard to miss. Nyan Cat, an iconic GIF of
Creation is Not a Closed Book Exam: Developing the Best Practices in Fair Use for Open Educational Resources
by Will Cross and Meredith Jacob, originally posted on the Copyright at Harvard Library blog You can learn a lot