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7 Tips to Get Your Scientific Content in Order Ahead of a Merger or Acquisition

Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions Information Management Pharma & Healthcare

Mergers and acquisition (M&A) deals are surging in biopharma, with the value of the top 10 M&A transactions in 2023 totaling over $115 billion. This sum far exceeds those of the past few years.

30 May 2024

By Kevin Barrett

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What is Authentic Content and Why Does it Matter?

Topic: Classroom & Curriculum

CCC hosted an expert panel of educators to discuss the importance of authentic content and the role it can play in K-12 education.

29 May 2024

By Julie Arrison-Bishop

Mission Critical: Society Publishing in an Open Access World

Topic: Open Access (OA) Scholarly Communications

Rob Johnson looks at what the world’s oldest journal publishers must do to remain relevant in an open access world.

28 May 2024

By Rob Johnson

CCC at SSP Annual Meeting

Topic: Company News Open Access (OA) Scholarly Communications

The State of Scholarly Metadata report, which depicts the complexities and value of scholarly publishing metadata, will be showcased at the 2024 SSP Annual Meeting.

23 May 2024

By CCC

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The Interplay Between Copyright Licensing and Exclusive Rights: AI Edition

Topic: Artificial Intelligence (AI) Copyright Licensing & Permissions

The interplay between fair use and infringement is perhaps best explored in the Texaco case, in which evidence of (my current employer) CCC’s collective license for internal commercial reuse was introduced

22 May 2024

By Roy Kaufman

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How Better Information Management Helps Boost the Intellectual Capital of Medical Affairs Teams

Topic: Data Management Information Management

Medical Affairs teams are a vital part of the human capital available to pharmaceutical companies—these teams intersect the healthcare sphere and their fundamental role can be described as information “shareholders.”

16 May 2024

By Teresa Silveira

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Q&A: Top Considerations for Small Businesses When Choosing a Literature Management Vendor

Topic: Information Management Pharma & Healthcare

CCC sat down with Doreen P. Alberts for a discussion on how smaller life science companies can improve the way their employees search for and utilize scientific content.

9 May 2024

By Christine McCarty

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The Managing Metadata Series: Stage 6 – Reuse & Measurement

Topic: Open Access (OA) Research & Development Scholarly Communications

During this final stage of the research manuscript lifecycle, researchers, institutions, funders, and publishers are all focused on evaluating the impact of published research, though often through different lenses.

8 May 2024

By Jamie Carmichael, Jessica Thibodeau

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CCC Earns Five More Culture Excellence Awards

Topic: Company News

For the second year in a row, CCC has won five Top Workplaces Culture Excellence Awards in the categories of Compensation & Benefits; Leadership; Work-Life Flexibility; Innovation; and Purpose & Values.

7 May 2024

By CCC

Cost & Urgency: Why Small Businesses Must Think Strategically About Scientific Literature Investments

Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions Information Management Pharma & Healthcare

Doreen Alberts, an independent life sciences consultant with 30+ years’ experience managing information resources, offers advice on how to make it easier for researchers to get quick, compliant access to scientific articles.

2 May 2024

By Doreen P. Alberts