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Lawsuits, Black Boxes & Hallucinations: Navigating the Complexity of Copyright & AI

Topic: Medical Affairs Pharma & Healthcare

On a new episode of the MAPS Elevate podcast, host Garth Sundam and CCC’s Lauren Tulloch discuss why copyright is central to the AI conversation in medical affairs.

27 May 2026

By CCC

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New Flexible Workflow and Reporting Features in RightsLink for Scientific Communications

Topic: Open Access (OA) Scholarly Communications

In the first of this two-part Q&A series, Reville explains two of these new features: self-service affiliation discounting, and the Profiles and Agreements Report, which exports a wealth of data about a publisher’s institutional customer program.

21 May 2026

By Shannon Reville, Becki Harrington-Davis

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CCC Preparing Publishers for What’s Next in AI Licensing, Open Access Workflows, and Funder Data at SSP’s 48th Annual Meeting

Topic: Artificial Intelligence (AI) Open Access (OA) Scholarly Communications

CCC will be at SSP’s 48th Annual Meeting, find out more about the sessions we are attending.

20 May 2026

By CCC

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CCC Named a Stevie® Award Winner for Customer Service Department of the Year

Topic: Company News Customer Experience

CCC has been named a Stevie® Award winner for Customer Service Department of the Year in the 24th annual American Business Awards.

19 May 2026

By Craig Sender

Why Copyright Matters in Life Sciences in the Age of AI

Topic: Pharma & Healthcare Research & Development

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.

14 May 2026

By CCC

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What Is the Best Approach for Implementing Information Services in Life Sciences?

Topic: Information Management Research & Development

Life Sciences organizations are navigating increasingly complex research and compliance environments, and information services play a critical role in supporting innovation and decision-making.

7 May 2026

By Caleb Keen, Madison Tremblay

CCC Expands Annual Copyright License for Higher Education to Include Internal-Use AI Reuse Rights

Topic: Company News Higher Education

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.

6 May 2026

By Craig Sender

How Should Multinational Companies Approach “Fair Use” for AI Training?

Topic: Artificial Intelligence (AI)

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.

5 May 2026

By Roanie Levy

Copyright in the Age of AI: The Questions Everyone Is Asking

Topic: Artificial Intelligence (AI) Copyright Licensing & Permissions

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.

30 April 2026

By CCC

Unlocking New Revenue: How Publishers Can Monetize Their Data Through Smart Licensing Strategies

Topic: Artificial Intelligence (AI)

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.

29 April 2026

By Guybrush Taylor