Reassessing the Print Book
According to scholar Amaranth Borsuk, a book is a physical and metaphorical container, suitable for holding any imaginable human expression.
Mid-Year Copyright Review (Part 1 of 2)
It’s time for our mid-year copyright review in which we look at the progress of copyright issues in Congress, the Courts, the Copyright Office, and abroad.
Creating a Knowledge Management Strategy for a Multigenerational Workforce
Learn how Honeywell UOP created a knowledge management strategy that catered to its multigenerational workforce.
RightsLink Author Release 19: Authentication improvements, reporting updates, tax data availability, and more
RightsLink Author’s Release 19 includes new features developed in response to market shifts, customer requests, and ongoing technical excellence.
What is Data Integration – And How Do Modern R&D Organizations Approach It?
How can R&D-intensive organizations provide their workers with easy access to needed information? It starts with data integration.
Copyright and Public Access to Laws and Standards: A Knotty Problem That Won’t Go Away
The first Supreme Court decision on copyright law and the lingering effects it has today.
A Half-Century of Resisting Censorship in American Libraries
Deborah Caldwell-Stone discusses the 50-year legacy of the American Library Association’s free speech legal defense fund, the Freedom to Read Foundation.
How to Manage a Remote Team in Information Management
As trends and demand for remote and flexible work grows, so too will the challenges for information managers when it comes to hiring, retaining, evaluating and engaging employees in this ever-changing landscape.
We Not Me Charity Event 2019
This month, Copyright Clearance Center participated in its second annual ‘We Not Me’ charity event.
African Publishers Explore Copyright at Africa Rising Summit
Publishing leaders from Ghana, Kenya, South Africa, and other African nations accelerated the copyright dialogue at the June 2019 summit Africa Rising.