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Incorporating TV & Film at Work – Why You Should, And How to Honor Copyright

Do businesses need public performance licenses to show TV and film content in the workspace? What are the benefits of TV and film at work? Find out in this post from MPLC.

24 March 2022

By Brian Novy

What Are Supplementary Materials – And Why Are They Critical for Scientific Progress?

Topic: Research & Development

Supplementary materials play a large role in scholarly research. Find out how CCC is making it easier to access supplementary materials in RightFind.

22 March 2022

By Stephen Casbeer

Unlocking Socioeconomic Potential Through Global Collaboration and Data – Key Takeaways from NISO Plus 2022

Topic: Open Access (OA)

At this year’s NISO Plus 2022 conference, Jamie Carmichael joined a fantastic panel discussion, hosted by Hannah Heckner, Director of Product at Silverchair, and moderated by CCC’s own Christopher Kenneally.

17 March 2022

By Jamie Carmichael

Can an AI be Properly Considered an Inventor?

Topic: Artificial Intelligence (AI) Copyright Licensing & Permissions

The legal and regulatory environment for AI tools remain at the forefront of copyright policy, and we observe that government agencies entrusted with administering these issues are thinking about them and soliciting views from the public about them.

16 March 2022

By Dave Davis

Achieving Information Management Excellence: Strategies for Emerging R&D Companies to Access & Organize Content

Topic: Information Management Research & Development

Access to scientific research is vital for R&D, but if you don’t streamline your processes from the start you can quickly end up with information silos and practices that hinder collaboration. Get expert tips on info management excellence.

15 March 2022

By Joanne Kamens

Plain Language Summaries: Medical and Scientific Research For All?

Topic: Research & Development

Many scientific journals only publish jargon-heavy, technical information that most non-specialist readers must work hard at to understand, especially when it comes to working through scientific complexities and heavy data analysis.

10 March 2022

By Joanne Walker

CCC Now Enables Direct Access to AdisInsight Within RightFind Navigate Through Integration with Springer Nature

Topic: Open Access (OA) Research & Development

Through a collaboration with Springer Nature, CCC is now providing mutual customers access to AdisInsight from within CCC’s RightFind Navigate.

9 March 2022

By CCC

CCC Signs Bilateral Agreement with New RRO – The Emirates Reprographic Rights Management Association

Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions

Michael Healy joined a group of colleagues in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) recently for the official launch of The Emirates Reprographic Rights Management Association (ERRMA).

8 March 2022

By Michael Healy

Publishing Research Directions

Topic: Search & Discovery

A novel scholarly publishing model from the oldest publishing house in the world aims to open entirely new territory in the research journey.

7 March 2022

By Christopher Kenneally

Fostering an Inclusive Culture From the Start

Topic: Information Management

It is far more efficient to build a culture based on inclusivity from the start rather than amending it later due of lack of early attention, especially in emerging life science organizations.

2 March 2022

By Joanne Kamens