How Will Brexit Impact Scholarly Publishing?
The nature of Britain’s exit from the European Union remains unclear; yet it is certain that Brexit will mean changes for the scholarly publishing community.
Celebrating the “State of Possible” – CCC to Attend MassBio’s Annual Conference
As new members of the Massachusetts Biotechnology Council, the CCC team is excited to join this year’s event entitled “The State of Possible.”
Join CCC at DIA’s Medical Affairs and Scientific Communications Forum, March 18-20
The CCC team is heading to Orlando from March 18-20 to attend DIA’s Medical Affairs and Scientific Communications Forum. Here are some of our top session picks.
Leveraging Usage Data is the Key for Information Managers
In the final installment of our three-part series around COUNTER updates, we will discuss the importance of usage data (including COUNTER) for information managers.
Join CCC and Ixxus at London Book Fair 2019
At London Book Fair 2019, we’ll cover Brexit, the power of metadata, after-market use for published material and the importance of collective licensing.
Supercharging Search: AI in Information Discovery for the Life Sciences [Upcoming Webinar]
CCC and SciBite’s complimentary webinar will focus on a method to cut through the complexity of scientific language to retrieve better search results.
Eyes on 2020: Navigating Open Access Changes
As major policy changes for Open Access content like Plan S take shape, publishers around the globe are turning to RightsLink Author to ease the transition.
Copyright at the Supreme Court: When Do Damages for Copyright Infringement Really Start to Bite?
The Supreme Court recently heard arguments on a case asking them to rule on when copyright registration becomes effective.
Could AI Machines be Publishing’s Next Target Audience?
Jule Sigall’s presentation from PSP Conference 2019 casts artificial intelligence in a new light: as super consumers of published content.
Working Smarter to get Article Reprints and ePrints
When multiple employees in the same organization need the same published materials at the same time, coordinated article reprint orders are a great solution.