Shaping Your Publication Contract to Meet Your Goals: Part 1
Book publication contracts deserve careful attention because their terms control the rights and obligations of authors and publishers for the […]
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
Authors Alliance Supports Copyright Office Proposal to Develop Termination Tools
Authors Alliance has submitted comments to the U.S. Copyright Office in support of its proposal to develop sample templates for
Mastering your (Author) Domain Name
Authors Alliance is grateful to Jacqui Lipton for this guest post on domain names for authors. Her new book, Law
A Daughter’s Quest to Give New Life—and New Covers—to her Father’s Books
Covers for the first three of William Melvin Kelley’s republished books, designed by his daughter Jesi Kelley Even before The
US Copyright Office Issues Report on Section 512
Authors Alliance is grateful to Diana Buck, Copyright Intern, for sharing this summary of the US Copyright Office’s recent Report
Implied Licenses in Copyright Law
Authors Alliance is grateful to Jacqui Lipton for this guest post on implied licenses. Her new book, Law and Authors:
Law and Ethics of Copying: Copyright Infringement vs. Plagiarism
While the terms “copyright infringement” and “plagiarism” are often incorrectly used interchangeably, they are different harms. Authors Alliance is grateful
Fair Use Resource Roundup
Authors who want to incorporate source materials into their writings with confidence may find themselves faced with more questions than
Copyright Registration and Recordation 101
If you have questions about copyright registration, you’re not alone! Authors often ask us why they should register copyright in