Fair Use, Innovation, and Controlled Digital Lending
We’d like to thank co-authors Kyle K. Courtney and David R. Hansen for permission to re-post the following article, which […]
Supreme Court Resolves Circuit Split on Copyright Registration
Today, the U.S. Supreme Court resolved the question of what the Copyright Act means when it says that a work
Spotlight on Publication Contracts: Fair Use and Third-Party Permissions Clauses
In our Spotlight on Book Publication Contracts series, we are shining the light on the ways that authors can negotiate
Spotlight on Book Publication Contracts: Providing Input on Cover Design and Pricing
In our Spotlight on Book Publication Contracts series, we are shining the light on the ways that authors can negotiate
Giving the Authors a Voice in Litigation? An ACS v. ResearchGate Update
We’re grateful to David Hansen, Director of Copyright & Scholarly Communications at Duke, for granting permission for us to repost
Rights Reversion Success Story: James O’Donnell
James J. O’Donnell is the University Librarian at Arizona State University Libraries and has published widely on the history and
Authors Speak Out in Favor of Controlled Digital Lending
In September 2018, Authors Alliance joined with other organizations including the Digital Public Library of America, Internet Archive, and UC
The Public Domain and Scholarly Research: Alexandra Stern on Increased Access to the History of American Eugenics
We are grateful to Alexandra Minna Stern for this contribution to our series of posts on the public domain. Stern
Kevin Smith on “Lessons from the ReDigi Decision”
The following analysis by Kevin Smith, Dean of Libraries at the University of Kansas, originally appeared on In the Open
Authors Alliance Submits Comment to U.S. Copyright Office in Support of Registration Modernization
Authors Alliance submitted comments in response to the United States Copyright Office’s Notification of Inquiry for Registration Modernization. The Office