U.S. Copyright News Must-Reads: Summer 2018 in Review
Catch up on Summer 2018’s vital U.S. copyright news with headlines selected by CCC and Copyright Alliance from Newsweek, Rolling Stone, Reuters and more.
Pop Copyright: Summer 2018 in Review
How have recent appearances of copyright law in popular culture impacted literature, movies, pirates and the taste of cheese?
Raising Up Journal Publishing Standards in Emerging Economies
Dr. Haseeb Irfanullah and Sioux Cumming discuss the evolution of Bangladeshi scholarly publishing, and best practices applicable for emerging economies.
Copyright Legislation in 2018: 4 Pending Bills to Know About
Copyright Alliance’s Keith Kupferschmid sizes up the prospects for four popular copyright-related congressional bills in the latter half of 2018.
International Copyright News Must-Reads: Summer 2018
In a few minutes, catch up on vital international copyright legislation and court case news from Europe, Australia and Canada.
Global Publishing Trends in 2018
The three driving forces behind digital disruption in global publishing are economic shifts, market fragmentation and consumer power.
Levy vs. License: Collective Licensing in the United States
The model that we’ve developed enables rightsholders to choose whether to participate, and if so, which works to license through the system.
Join CCC in London at Researcher to Reader 2018
CCC’s Jake Kelleher and Jennifer Goodrich share their “can’t-miss” sessions at Researcher to Reader, a forum for publishers and technology providers.
Hear CCC on Collective Rights Management at the 2018 International Publishers Congress
CCC panel participation, Gui Minhai’s Prix Voltaire Award, an interview with International Publishers Congress’ Michiel Kolman and more.
The Evolution of Collective Licensing
The system of compensation for use of a creative, original work evolved naturally out of the music scene in 19th century Paris.