Fair Use and Literary Parodies
Fair use is one of the more dynamic topics in copyright law lately—the Supreme Court has issued decisions or agreed […]
Fair Use Week 2022: Resource Roundup
Authors who want to incorporate source materials into their writings with confidence may find themselves faced with more questions than
Update: Fair Use in the Courts in 2021
In April, we published a post on two major fair use decisions from this year: Google v. Oracle and The
Fair Use in the Courts in 2021
UPDATE: In March 2022, the U.S. Supreme Court granted certiorari in Warhol Foundation v. Goldsmith, announcing it will hear the
Creation is Not a Closed Book Exam: Developing the Best Practices in Fair Use for Open Educational Resources
by Will Cross and Meredith Jacob, originally posted on the Copyright at Harvard Library blog You can learn a lot
Fair Use and Parody in Fiction
In celebration of National Novel Writing month, Authors Alliance is pleased to bring you resources and information about copyright issues
Fair Use Resource Roundup
Authors who want to incorporate source materials into their writings with confidence may find themselves faced with more questions than
Authors Alliance Guides Now Available on Project MUSE
We’re pleased to announce that our educational guidebooks for authors—which cover rights reversion, open access, fair use, and publication contracts—are
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
Fair Use Resource Roundup
Fair use can be a tricky concept to pin down. What exactly does fair use mean? What makes it such