Bezos Steps Down as Amazon CEO
The only mention of the book business in Amazon’s 2020 year-end results was tied to self-publishing.
CCC’s RightsLink® for Scientific Communications Increases Awareness of Available Open Access Publication Funding Upon Manuscript Submission
RLSC now can inform authors of available Open Access (OA) publication funding throughout the manuscript lifecycle, starting with submission.
Support for Creative Expression: Evolution of Copyright Law and Licensing Mechanisms
The ultimate sources of both copyright as the basis of a group of businesses and of collective licensing of copyrights go back centuries and extend across oceans and continents.
CASE Act Provisions Are Now Law
In about a year, the new procedures following the CASE Act will be accessible by qualified rightsholders who believe others have made infringing use of their materials.
Improving R&D at Emerging Biotechs and Life Sciences Companies through RightFind Navigate
Traditional information management challenges can be felt more acutely at emerging biotech and life sciences organizations. Here’s how RightFind Navigate can help.
Towards a Culture of Data Sharing
Opportunity in biomedical research has never been greater, and NIH believes strongly that enhancing expectations for data management and sharing allows maximization of that opportunity.
Information is a Powerful Antidote to the ‘Infodemic’
The remarkable speed of COVID-19 vaccine development represents a blessing and challenge for the public.
Copyright Clearance Center’s Tom Ogier Wins 2020 Best in Biz Award for Customer Service Executive of the Year
CCC’s Tom Ogier, Director of Client Engagement and Solutions, has been named a Silver Award winner for Customer Service Executive of the Year in the 2020 Best in Biz Awards.
Copyright and Licensing Around the World: A Look Ahead Into 2021
It seems safe to forecast that there will be a lot to talk about this year when it comes to copyright and related developments, and that in this respect at least, 2021 will look a lot like previous years.
What Isn’t Being Taught to New Chemistry Researchers (Hint: Information Literacy and Scholarly Publishing)
Vanderbilt University Chemical Librarian Joshua Borycz explores the topics chemistry graduate students aren’t learning – and how corporate information professionals can play a guiding role for recent grad employees.