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3 Ways to Become an Information Tour Guide for Data Scientists 

Topic: Data Management Information Management

Info pros bring a unique skillset to data management. Here’s advice to get involved and showcase your value in these projects.

18 July 2023

By Mary Ellen Bates

AI Faces Multiple Creator Lawsuits

Topic: Artificial Intelligence (AI) Copyright Licensing & Permissions

14 July 2023

By Christopher Kenneally

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The Managing Metadata Series: Research Idea Development and Proposal Preparation

Topic: Open Access (OA) Scholarly Communications

This is the first in a series of blog posts in which CCC shares this analysis with the scholarly community to spark dialogue and drive action with respect to metadata management during each stage of the research lifecycle.

29 June 2023

By Jamie Carmichael, Jessica Thibodeau

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The Role of Artificial Intelligence and Related Technologies in Academic Publishing and How it Might Transform the Way Publishers Work

Topic: Artificial Intelligence (AI) Classroom & Curriculum

Long before ChatGPT arrived on the hype cycle, many of us were considering what artificial intelligence (AI) technology could mean for scholarly publishing – how it might change processes developed over centuries, and how publishers should react.

20 June 2023

By Martin Delahunty

The Supreme Court Case of Andy Warhol Foundation v. Goldsmith: What, if Anything, Does it Mean to Artificial Intelligence?

Topic: Artificial Intelligence (AI) Copyright Licensing & Permissions

The United States Supreme Court recently ruled in the popular infringement case of Andy Warhol Foundation v Goldsmith.

15 June 2023

By Roy Kaufman

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Bringing Data Science to the Information Center

Topic: Data Management Information Management

Learn how one information professional is learning to focus on her internal users’ data needs, as told by Mary Ellen Bates.

13 June 2023

By Mary Ellen Bates

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Make AI Your Writing Tutor

Topic: Artificial Intelligence (AI) Scholarly Communications

What if a machine could lighten the burden of writing for researchers?

12 June 2023

By Christopher Kenneally

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Purchasing a Scientific Article? 4 Things to Keep in Mind

Topic: Information Management

Whether you’re a researcher working on a one-off project, or you’re looking to purchase scientific articles for your organization, here are a few considerations for purchasing STM articles from a document delivery provider.

8 June 2023

By Adam Churchill

CCC Hosts Q & A with Solo Corporate Librarian Jamie Hullinger

Topic: Information Management Research & Development

CCC’s Kevin Barrett welcomes Jamie Hullinger, solo corporate librarian of global medical technology leader Zimmer Biomet, for an informative 30-minute Q & A on navigating change and delivering value like a (solo information) pro.

6 June 2023

By Rachael Shove

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Swimming in the AI Data Lake: Why Disclosure and Versions of Record Are More Important than Ever

Topic: Artificial Intelligence (AI) Data Management

While generative AI such as ChatGPT gets all the buzz, AI in other, typically more targeted forms, has been used for years to solve business and research challenges.

1 June 2023

By Roy Kaufman