Thinking Beyond the Crisis: Building Digital Resiliency
CCC hosted its first virtual Town Hall on May 5. Global leaders from across the publishing industry shared insights on how COVID-19 is rewriting the rules for business, publishing, academia, media and technology and what these transformations mean to the world of publishing.
AI & Copyright: What is Old is New Again?
Many AI practices involve the ingestion of copyrighted content, including the content found in journals, newspapers, books and databases, the rights for which comprise CCC’s repertories available for licensing.
Cooperative IP Responses in a Period of Medical Urgency
The medicines and technologies being developed – to address the pandemic and the social wreckage it is leaving in its wake – are all protectable by IP and are critically important to start to get this thing behind us, or at least to progress towards caging the beast.
COVID-19 By the Numbers
When reporters cite numbers related to the coronavirus pandemic, they usually are an accounting of grim milestones – so many new cases in one state or another country, so many more deaths within a hot zone of illness. Yet not all numbers on COVID-19 are quite so bleak.
Managing Copyright Compliance in an Ever-changing Financial Industry
Get an inside look at T. Rowe Price’s strategies for managing global copyright compliance, including recent adjustments in response to COVID-19.
Meet Matt Belsham of CCC’s London Office
Copyright Clearance Center’s more than 30-member London-area team is located in historic Ivory House in St. Katharine Docks. The Professional Services team based there focuses on building digital content delivery systems for publishers and on consultancy.
Streamline Management of Reprints and ePrints
Article reprints and ePrints are an essential revenue stream for publishers, but the resources needed to respond to pricing inquiries and manage printing, delivery, and billing for both routine and more complex requests create significant operational burdens.
Copyright Clearance Center Puts Customer Experience First
At CCC, the Customer Experience First program, or CX1 as it’s known internally, was established by CEO Tracey Armstrong over a year ago to strengthen the customer experience.
IFRRO Members Respond to the Challenges Posed by the Coronavirus Pandemic
Many IFRRO members are developing and adapting licences to provide access for students, teachers and others working from home or unable to access resources because of library and business closures during the pandemic.
Using RightFind Enterprise for COVID-19 Research – How and Where to Get Started
Details on the COVID collection in RightFind Enterprise, COVID content in XML format for text mining, and more resources for researchers.