How Big Publishers Are Using Generative AI
The key considerations for ethical use of AI in publishing are author consent and human supervision.
The key considerations for ethical use of AI in publishing are author consent and human supervision.
The model contract—available to all, not just members—has four new clauses related to AI.
A look at proposed remedies to rights issues in generative AI.
The law grants protection to freelancers of all kinds who work in New York or work with entities based in New York.
The Authors Guild has long offered members access to a model book contract and a literary translation model contract.
Knowing term options and building publisher relationships can help authors negotiate favorable deals, keep information flowing, and recover from inevitable mishaps
ChiZine offers a case study in how to address—and prevent—problems with your publisher.
A recently developed tool helps both traditional and self-published authors track contracts and rights.
The #metoo era has led to a renewed focus on morality clauses in publishing contracts; agents worry they offer publishers too much power to cancel a book for arbitrary reasons.
In an age when public figures fly off the handle in public—can Roseanne Barr’s book be far behind?—the UK is debating morality clauses in author contracts.