On an episode of the Xtalks Life Science Podcast, host Dr. Corey Stanton spoke with Neal Dunkinson, Senior Director of Solution Sales at CCC, about why copyright and licensing have become foundational to research productivity, scientific integrity, and responsible AI.
Life Sciences organizations are navigating increasingly complex research and compliance environments, and information services play a critical role in supporting innovation and decision-making.
CCC announced its Annual Copyright License for Higher Education (ACLHE) will include internal-use AI reuse rights, expanding the license to address the growing use of AI across higher education in the United States.
How does the fair use doctrine apply to AI training in the United States, and how is that different from Europe’s text and data mining exception? This is important for multinational companies to consider – and Roanie Levy breaks it down in this video.
On the latest episode of the INTA Brand & New Podcast, host Willard Knox explores Rapid AI adoption with CCC’s Lauren Tulloch and Catherine Zaller Rowland.
For most of their history, publishers have been experts at valuing their content. What’s becoming increasingly clear, however, is that the information around that content is just as valuable, if not more.
As World IP Day 2026 highlights “IP and Sports: Ready, Set, Innovate,” it is worth looking beyond the scoreboard to the information infrastructure that drives sports today.
In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, organizations face a new challenge that combines technology adoption, information governance, and copyright compliance: Shadow AI.
