An Open Letter to UNESCO on “A Draft Text of a Recommendation on the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence”
While issues of global competition and economic and cultural hegemony are certainly issues that must be considered in the development and deployment of AI, they are far from the only issues presented by AI in relation to culture.
Letter From Madrid
At Copyright Clearance Center, we are helping the publishing industry around the world, as they struggle to recover from the impacts of COVID-19 on book selling and book buying.
Copyright Takes on the Coronavirus
Copyright may not save your life in an emergency, yet sustenance from fiction and nonfiction is welcome during life in lockdown.
Putting Customer Experience First as a Long-Term Commitment
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.
Around the World: International Copyright Outlook
Michael Healy, CCC’s Executive Director of International Relations takes a look at copyright developments in South Africa, Australia and Japan, along with a short update on the European Union as it relates to the Digital Single Market (DSM) copyright directive.
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.
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.
Mark Twain, Savvy Creator of Intellectual Property
In observation of World IP Day, here are some of Mark Twain’s most notable efforts to protect his works through copyright and intellectual property.
Books That Form the Landscape of One’s Imagination
Every reader has a few treasures that they grew up with, and perhaps still return to. Join us as UNESCO sponsors World Book and Copyright Day!
Coronavirus “Infodemic” Has Something to Teach
The spread of the coronavirus across the world is viral, in the common, medical sense of the term. A parallel pandemic has simultaneously erupted, too: A virtual, viral infodemic of misinformation.