Global Voices For Workplace Equity
The Workplace Equity Project reports the results of its 2018 survey, capturing data on diversity and equity-related issues in the scholarly publishing field.
Attending the European Continuing Medical Education (CME) Forum? Here Are 5 Session Picks
Stakeholders with an interest in European Continuing Medical Education (CME), will meet next week for the 11th Annual European CME Forum.
On the Road to Intelligent Content
Publishers have long dreamed of easily repurposing their catalogs for markets around the world, but creating intelligent content is no simple task.
AI Usage Growing Among Life Sciences Professionals – But Challenges Remain
From entertainment to healthcare, ecommerce to finance – it’s undeniable that the way we do business changes when artificial intelligence… Read more
4 Sessions We’re Looking Forward to at KMWorld 2018
CCC will be alongside upwards of a thousand attendees at KM World’s 2018 annual conference, held in Washington D.C., Nov. 6-8.
Do Books Belong in Open Access?
Publishing professionals examine the relevance of the almost 13,000 academic peer-reviewed open access books, monographs and chapters from 282 publishers.
A Guide to a “Plan S” Impact Assessment
Two scholarly publishing executives offer an informal Guide to a “Plan S” Impact Assessment for society and independent publishers.
The Seventh Triennial Section 1201 “Final Rule” has Been Issued
Section 1201 exceptions are a topic of considerable discussion every few years. As it turns out, 2018 is one of those years.
Get Smart About Plan S
Streaming now: In a special “pop-up” program for the Frankfurt Book Fair, a trio of leading scholarly publishers shared what it takes for Open Access publishers to be smart about Plan S.
How to Create a Robust Training Program for Your Information Center’s End Users
Here’s how to expose new tools and resources to potential users across the company through an information center training program.