Catching up with Carmen Andrade of CCC’s Seville Office
In our latest Q&A, we catch up with Carmen Andrade, CCC’s Human Resources Coordinator in Seville (Sevilla), Spain.
Working from Home and Copyright Compliance
As more and more employees are working from home, how they share information and comply with copyright law presents companies with major challenges.
Artificial Intelligence – A 2021 Game Changer for the Pharma Industry?
AI technology is important, but algorithms won’t work effectively if the data isn’t there in the first place.
CCC to Explore Knowledge Graphs at Upcoming ConTech.Live Webinar
Join CCC for a discussion on knowledge graphs and how they can help publishers overcome urgent data management challenges.
Pirates and Publishers
Movable type using Chinese porcelain pegs was invented by Bi Sheng in 1040, four centuries before Gutenberg and his press. And where there is printing, there is copyright, too.
Cicilline Sees Amazon In Antitrust Focus
Times have changed, Rep. Cicilline said, and ‘we must level the playing field.’
A Magical Mystery Tour of Intellectual Property…with The Beatles
A litany and a perspective of some of the major points where the works of the Beatles/Apple Corp. have intersected with the forms and workings of intellectual property (including copyright but also touching upon trademark and patents).
Thoughts on the Value of Collective Licensing to the Scientific and Scholarly Publishing Communities
Mark Seeley samples his piece on the specific value voluntary collective licensing solutions provides to the scientific and scholarly publishing ecosystem.
The Paradox of Executive Behaviors in Content Sharing and Copyright
Executives could be putting their company at the greatest risk of potential copyright infringement if their organization doesn’t have proper permissions in place.
Spreading The Word – Rights and Royalties For Podcasts And Spoken Word
Podcasts and other types of spoken word content are an especially rapidly growing category of streaming and downloadable audio.