Are Rightsholders Ready for Public Domain Day?
Copyright limitations for thousands of works expired on January 1, 2019, aka Public Domain Day. Are publishers, creators and other rightsholders ready?
5 Information Management Pros Share Reflections on 2020, Strategies to Keep in 2021
Mary Ellen Bates will host a panel of innovative information professionals who have met the challenges of 2020 and found new ways to continue their mission while adjusting to a new work environment.
Using Knowledge Graphs to Drive Decision Making
CCC’s knowledge graph can aid in the identification of peer reviewers and understanding of the research landscape for coronavirus-related publications and has uses ranging from publication ethics to marketing analysis.
Is it Time for a DMCA Update? Senator Tillis Says Yes
In 2019 and 2020, Tillis, in his capacity as chair of the Senate IP subcommittee, held a series of hearings focused on known problems with several DMCA provisions and has stated his intent to put forward a legislative fix for which there may be bipartisan support — and controversy.
Global Outlook for Open Access
The walls surrounding research and scholarship have largely fallen, razed by the coronavirus pandemic. Today, the general public avidly follows developments in research related to COVID-19. And the range of concerns goes well beyond virology or epidemiology.
6 Tips to Build and Work with Knowledge Graphs
Not all knowledge graphs are created equal and some approaches yield better results than others.
‘Twilight’ Meets ‘The Bachman Books’: Copyright Deposit and Registration
Two of the most mundane aspects of the copyright system, the registration and deposit requirements, are also perhaps the most often overlooked when looking for “interesting aspects of copyright” to examine.
The Pandemic’s Effect on the Scientific Publishing Ecosystem
It was likely an outside disruptor would force changes to the scientific publishing ecosystem. COVID-19 has been that disruptor.
How Knowledge Graphs Solve a Diverse Set of Business Problems
Knowledge and information managers are curating and processing a diverse range of sources that are useful for multiple functions across an organization, from business intelligence and strategy to legal affairs and financial planning.
Six Innovative Examples of Enhanced Data and Visualizations
Knowledge graphs are emerging as a graphical means of managing and more succinctly expressing the complex, interconnected relationships that result from processing a large volume of data from multiple sources.