Book Talk – Unlocking the Digital Age: The Musician’s Guide to Research, Copyright & Publishing
Join us for a book talk with ANDREA I. COPLAND & KATHLEEN DeLAURENTI about UNLOCKING THE DIGITAL AGE, a crucial […]
Announcing Departure of Rachel Brooke, Authors Alliance Senior Staff Attorney
Dear Authors Alliance Members, Friends, and Allies, It is with a heavy heart that I am announcing my departure from
Publishers’ brief in Hachette v. Internet Archive: First Impressions
Dave Hansen and Kyle Courtney jointly authored this post. They are also the authors of a White Paper on Controlled
Authors Alliance 10th Anniversary Event: Authorship in an Age of Monopoly and Moral Panics
Register here for this IN-PERSON event hosted in San Francisco at the Internet Archive on May 17 Moral panics about
Writing About Real People Update: Right of Publicity, Voice Protection, and Artificial Intelligence
Some of you may recall that Authors Alliance published our long-awaited guide, Writing About Real People, earlier this year. One
Why Fair Use Supports Non-Expressive Uses
This post is part of Fair Use Week series, cross-posted at https://sites.harvard.edu/fair-use-week/2024/02/29/fair-use-week-2024-day-four-with-guest-expert-dave-hansen/ AI programs and their outputs raise all sorts
Fair Use Week Webinar: Fair Use in Text Data Mining and Artificial Intelligence
Computational research techniques such as text and data mining (TDM) hold tremendous opportunities for researchers across the disciplines ranging from
Book Talk: Wrong Way by Joanna McNeil
Join us for a VIRTUAL book talk with author Joanne McNeil about her latest book, WRONG WAY, which examines the treacherous gaps between
A Copyright Small Claims Update: Defaults and Failure to Opt Out
We’ve been tracking for a few years the new copyright small claims court known as the Copyright Claims Board. My
Authors Alliance Submits Long-Form Comment to Copyright Office in Support of Petition to Expand Existing Text and Data Mining Exemption
Last month, Authors Alliance submitted detailed comments in response to the Copyright Office’s Notice of Proposed Rulemaking in support of