The Scottish Parliament election: our calls for action
Ahead of the May Holyrood elections we are asking candidates to make two key commitments.
Ahead of the May Holyrood elections we are asking candidates to make two key commitments.
For the first time, the High Court has made a declaration that legal proceedings amounted to strategic litigation against public participation (SLAPP) under section 195 of the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023.
This week our Chief Executive, Anna Ganley, has been at the International Authors Forum (IAF) AGM in Mexico City. Among the events was a panel discussion on AI, where John Degen made a powerful contribution. He has very kindly allowed us to share his words here.
The Society of Authors in Scotland has joined the campaign for a Culture Act ahead of the May Holyrood elections.
The Society of Authors (SoA) has launched a Human Authored scheme to help identify works written by humans in a market increasingly flooded by AI-generated books.
Around 10,000 authors have come together to publish an empty book protesting against the theft of books by tech companies to train AI models.
Catch up on the Translation Prizes ceremony at the British Library, with the event recording and photographs from the night.
Tonight we shine the spotlight on the often “invisible” creativity of translators, at a ceremony announcing the winners of our 2025 Translation Prizes.
We have joined forces with other creator-led organisations to co-launch a ground-breaking report showing the onset of a creative jobs crisis in the UK.
The SoA board has elected Vanessa Fox O’Loughlin for a second term as Chair and Juliet McKenna as Vice Chair.
The Society of Authors and children’s reading charity Coram Beanstalk have launched a campaign aimed at supporting 1,000 primary school children to become life-long readers.
A campaign led by the Society of Authors (SoA) and other creative unions to support fair work and conditions for freelancers in Scotland is gathering momentum.