Information Overload? Not Necessarily the Case for Emerging Life Science Companies
Are researchers in emerging life science companies suffering from ‘information underload’? CCC’s Jill Shuman reached out to scientific researchers to find out the answer.
How Generational Differences are Redefining Knowledge Management [Upcoming Webinar]
To practice effective knowledge management in a changing business and technology landscape, needs and preferences of new generations must be considered.
Distributed Ledgers: The Key Concept Behind Bitcoin and the Cryptocurrency Hype
Innovators explore ways to use blockchain to disrupt and transform traditional business models across global supply chains, financial services and more.
Copyright Law in 2018: Top 10 Court Cases
2018’s major copyright court cases involved major organizations including Google, Oracle, Amazon, Fox, Capitol Records, Cambridge University Press and CBS.
Copyright Law in 2018: Focus on the Copyright Office
Changing rules in the Copyright Office impacted photography, newspapers, newsletters, serials, ebooks, online literature and administrative modernization.
Copyright Law in 2018: 2 Bills Become Law, 3 Pending for 2019
The Marrakesh Treaty and the Music Modernization Act were signed into law in 2018, and the same might happen soon for other copyright bills on Capitol Hill.
Have You Heard? Changes are Coming to COUNTER Usage Reporting
COUNTER usage reporting is changing. In this three part blog series, we explain how this will impact information managers.
Are Rightsholders Ready for Public Domain Day?
Copyright limitations for thousands of works expired on January 1, 2019, aka Public Domain Day. Are publishers, creators and other rightsholders ready?
2018 in Review: Top Podcast Episodes on Tech Trends
The digital disdain for boundaries is a powerful change agent. Catch up on the top episodes from Beyond the Book in 2018 about tech trends.
2018 in Review: Top Podcast Episodes on Publishing Trends
In digital publishing, the virtual is very often the perfect substitute for the physical – but some things can’t be digitized, including trust and truth.