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 […]
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
Rights Reversion Success Story: Jessamyn West
As part of our occasional Q&A series on alternative publishing models, we talked with librarian extraordinaire Jessamyn West, who successfully
Readers And Book Markets Benefit From Authors Reclaiming Their Rights
The following guest post by Paul Heald describes his recent analysis of the beneficial effect of rights reversion and termination
Rights Reversion Success Story: Dale Cannon
Dale Cannon is Professor Emeritus of philosophy and comparative religion at Western Oregon University. In March of 2017, he reverted
Rights Reversion Success Story: David G. Ullman
David G. Ullman is Professor Emeritus of Mechanical Engineering Design at Oregon State University and an expert on product design
Spotlight on Open Access and Academic Publishing:
A Q&A With Eric von Hippel
Just in time for the 2017 back-to-school season, we’re featuring a series of posts on alternatives to traditional publishing models.
Rights Reversion: Restoring Knowledge and Culture, One Book at a Time
The following post originally appeared on the American Library Association‘s District Dispatch blog on July 18. Thanks to Carrie Russell,
Rights Reversion Success Story:
Tracee Lydia Garner
Just in time for the second anniversary of our Guide to Understanding Rights Reversion, we’re pleased to feature Authors Alliance
Authors Alliance Partners With the Internet Archive to Make Books Available
Since the release of our guide to Understanding Rights Reversion in 2015, we have featured a number of “Rights Reversion