Authors Alliance Voices Concerns About the Copyright Small Claims Tribunal to Senate Committee
Tomorrow, the Senate Judiciary Committee will consider S. 4632, the Online Content Policy Modernization Act, which would establish a small […]
Authors Alliance Petitions for New Exemption to Section 1201 of the DMCA to enable Text and Data Mining Research
Authors Alliance, joined by the Library Copyright Alliance and the American Association of University Professors, filed a petition with the
Shaping Your Publication Contract to Meet Your Goals: Part 2
Book publication contracts deserve careful attention because their terms control the rights and obligations of authors and publishers for the
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
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
Internet Archive Defends Library Digitize-and-Lend Model
The Internet Archive has responded to a copyright lawsuit filed by a group of commercial publishers which takes aim at
Authors Alliance and Allies Petition to Renew 1201 Exemption for Nonfiction Multimedia E-books
Today, Authors Alliance joined with allies to petition to renew the existing exemption to Section 1201 of the Digital Millennium
Section 512: University and Research Libraries as Rightsholders
Authors Alliance is grateful to David Hansen, Associate University Librarian for Research, Collections, and Scholarly Communications at Duke University, for
The Missing Stakeholder of DMCA 512: Non-Infringing Users
Authors Alliance thanks Professor Casey Fiesler and Corian Zacher for sharing this guest blog post. * * * On May
Authors Alliance Submits Reply Comments to USCO on the Meaning of Publication in the Online Context
In March, Authors Alliance submitted comments to the U.S. Copyright Office in response to its request for public input on