COASP 2018: Top Session Suggestions
COASP 2018 brings the open access community together to discuss new developments and to unite in the shared goal of making research around the world open.
Know Before You Go: Hot Sessions at ALPSP Conference 2018
Fill your schedule at ALPSP Conference 2018 with the top picks from CCC’s team. OA policy, e-textbooks, data collection – there’s something for everyone.
Are We Ready for the Open (Access) Book?
Where do we stand on use, discoverability, rights, and implementation infrastructure for Open Access Books? New industry reports published recently offer insights.
Has Scholarly Publishing Overstayed at the Hybrid Hotel?
Scholarly publishing analyst Rob Johnson contemplates the dilemma at the heart of hybrid Open Access business models in an interview with Chris Kenneally.
How Well Do You Know Hybrid?
Keep your finger on the pulse of open access with the most important conversations taking place this year on the topic of hybrid OA.
Why Open Access Publishing is Growing in Latin America
Latin American researchers have a specific social commitment to ensure that their work is accessible and contributing to the good of their communities.
Open Access Must-Reads, Spring 2018
Together with the Association for Learned and Professional Publishing (ALPSP), Copyright Clearance Center is excited to share the Spring 2018 edition of the “Open Access Must-Reads” series – a thoughtfully curated selection of important articles from the past few months that expound upon “can’t miss” developments in the world of Open Access.
Join CCC in Chicago at SSP’s 40th Annual Meeting
With topics ranging from metadata to OA to computer-assisted mining in scholarly publishing, the CCC team picks their favorite sessions at this year’s 40th SSP Meeting in Chicago.
Handle with Care: Metadata in Scholarly Publishing
Industry experts discuss the need for improved handling of crucial metadata throughout the scholarly workflow.
Collaboration & Community: The Transition to Open Access
Copyright Clearance Center hosted an expert panel discussion, “Collaboration & Community: The Transition to Open Access,” at The London Book Fair, assessing the state of OA today.