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GitHub is Sued, and We May Learn Something About Creative Commons Licensing

Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions Open Access (OA)

Roy Kaufman describes the interplay between the attribution requirement (i.e., the “BY” in CC BY) and text data mining.

31 January 2023

By Roy Kaufman

5 Considerations When Choosing a Reference Management Tool for a Corporate Environment

Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions Information Management

Many reference managers were built for individual or academic use, which may not meet the needs of those authoring in a corporate environment. Here are 5 key questions to explore if your company is looking for reference management software.

26 January 2023

By Christine McCarty

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Information Seeking & Consumption Study Results to be Announced Next Wednesday on CCC Webcast

Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions Information Management Research & Development

CCC has partnered with Outsell, Inc., to conduct quantitative research into how copyrighted content is used in a variety of industries.

25 January 2023

By Stephen Garfield

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Workflow of the Future: Standards & Sustainability Part 1

Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions Pharma & Healthcare Research & Development Standards

Dave Davis reviews the webcast, Workflow of the Future: Standards & Sustainability, where a panel of industry experts discussed sustainability challenges in trying to reduce our impact on the environment and in managing the effects of the changing environment itself.

20 January 2023

By Dave Davis

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Is It Ever Too Early to Invest in a Literature Management Tool?

Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions Information Management

See how implementing good practices and the right literature management tools to promote collaboration, copyright compliance, and access to scientific content from the very start can save countless lost hours, operational headaches and inefficiencies later.

19 January 2023

By Rachael Shove

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Some Observations from Charleston: Open Access Edition

Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions Open Access (OA) Scholarly Communications

Roy Kaufman focuses on open access (OA) from the perspectives of both the publisher and library communities.

4 January 2023

By Roy Kaufman

Young man and woman listening audio books.

Can I Get My Favorite Song Here? A Lesson About Music Libraries

Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions

Learn about how music libraries are used and where someone can get songs to use in their projects.

3 January 2023

By Zak Sirlin

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Why Scientific Literature and Copyright Compliance Are Essential to Medical Affairs

Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions Information Management Pharma & Healthcare

See why your reputation as a trusted, reliable source for both internal and external clients requires compliant access to comprehensive and up-to-date information via scientific and medical literature.

1 November 2022

By Heather Desmarais

Remote work connecting worldwide employees

Copyright and Licensing Around the World

Topic: Artificial Intelligence (AI) Copyright Licensing & Permissions

At CCC, we continue to monitor the copyright landscape as part of our mission to support copyright and licensing around the world.

20 October 2022

By Michael Healy

Is a Standard by Any Other Name Still a Standard?

Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions Standards

As each wave of technology innovation moves society forward, calls to change this traditionally complex development cycle have emerged to speed up access to standards content or make it available in new ways. Read Dan Plofchan’s analysis here.

19 October 2022

By Dan Plofchan