Can Fair Uses Be Made of Copyrighted Works for Online Courses?
The following is a Fair Use Week guest post by Authors Alliance President Pamela Samuelson. Faculty members who assign a […]
First Sale, Fair Use, and Digital Downloads:
Capitol Records v. ReDigi
In honor of Fair Use Week, we are delighted to feature this guest blog post from NYU Technology Law &
Authors Alliance Amicus Brief Supports Fair Use Defense in Georgia State Case
Since our founding, Authors Alliance has supported a robust interpretation of fair use that helps authors keep their works discoverable
Authors Alliance Submits Comments Regarding the U.S. Copyright Office to the House Judiciary Committee
Today, Authors Alliance submitted comments to the House Judiciary Committee in response to an initial proposal by Representatives Bob Goodlatte (R-VA)
Copyright Week 2017: Foster Transparency and Representation in Copyright and Provide Input on the Next Register of Copyrights
It’s copyright week! This week, Authors Alliance is joining a group of organizations in reflecting on some of the principles
Copyright Week 2017: Building and Defending the Public Domain
It’s copyright week! This week, Authors Alliance is joining a group of organizations in reflecting on some of the principles
Why Universities Need Scholarly Communications Experts
Pamela Samuelson, President, Authors Alliance Note: This article originally appeared in the Chronicle of Higher Education on December 11, 2016,
Authors Alliance Comment to U.S. Copyright Office Supports Print-Disabled Readers
As part of our ongoing advocacy in the space, Authors Alliance has again responded to the U.S. Copyright Office’s call
Rightsback.org Termination of Transfer Tool
In October of 2016, we launched a new online tool at rightsback.org, made with our allies at Creative Commons and
Brush Up on Your Open Access Knowledge With Our OA Handbook
Just in time for Open Access Week, we’re highlighting our guidebook, Understanding Open Access: When, Why, & How To Make