What’s Not Protected: Copyright for Fiction Authors
In celebration of National Novel Writing month, Authors Alliance is pleased to bring you resources and information about copyright issues […]
Fall Reading List
At Authors Alliance, we enjoy keeping up with all the latest news on authorship and copyright, and we know that
Copyright Office Studies Effect of Sovereign Immunity for Copyright
Last week, the Copyright Office closed the comment period for its ongoing study on sovereign immunity. Sovereign immunity is a
Q&A with Dr. Elizabeth Vercoe on Terminating Transfers of Copyright
Called “one of the most inventive composers working in America today” by The Washington Post, Dr. Elizabeth Vercoe has been
Judge Amy Coney Barrett’s Record on Copyright
On October 12th, the Senate Judiciary committee began its discussion of the nomination of the Honorable Amy Coney Barrett to
House Judiciary Committee Hears Testimony on Revisions to Section 512 of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act
On September 30th, the United States House of Representatives’ Judiciary Committee heard testimony from a variety of stakeholders regarding potential
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 Congratulates Shira Perlmutter, New Register of Copyrights
Authors Alliance congratulates Shira Perlmutter on her appointment as the Register of Copyrights and director of the U.S. Copyright Office.
Appeals Court Affirms that Facts and “Asserted Truths” Are Not Protected by Copyright
A recent decision from the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, Corbello v. Valli, may finally put to bed over a
Authors Alliance Welcomes Staff Attorney Rachel Brooke
We are thrilled to announce that Rachel Brooke has joined Authors Alliance in the role of staff attorney. Rachel Brooke