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Some Observations from Charleston: Open Access Edition

Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions Open Access (OA) Scholarly Communications

Roy Kaufman focuses on open access (OA) from the perspectives of both the publisher and library communities.

4 January 2023

By Roy Kaufman

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Can I Get My Favorite Song Here? A Lesson About Music Libraries

Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions

Learn about how music libraries are used and where someone can get songs to use in their projects.

3 January 2023

By Zak Sirlin

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Semantic Search vs. Keyword Search

Topic: Search & Discovery

Ever tried searching for medical papers using a standard search engine? Happy with results you get? Probably not. There are serious limitations to using keyword search in the pharmaceutical industry. Phil Verdemato from SciBite explains how they can be overcome with the power of semantic search.

28 December 2022

By Phil Verdemato

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The Data Quality Imperative: The Critical Importance of Data Quality

Topic: Data Management Research & Development

Babis Marmanis shares his experience in building a knowledge graph of researchers that have published articles related to Coronaviruses and provide some details of the data quality issues that were encountered while working with the bibliographic metadata.

15 December 2022

By Haralambos Marmanis

OA Agreement Intelligence: A Collaborative Approach to Innovation

Topic: Open Access (OA) Scholarly Communications

The scholarly publishing ecosystem continues to rapidly evolve due to continued pressure from research funders and academic institutions to accelerate Open Access (OA), Open Research, and Open Science.

2 December 2022

By Casey Pickering

The Value of Open Access in XML Format

Topic: Data Management Open Access (OA) Research & Development

Do you use open access content for machine learning and AI projects? RightFind XML is making it easier to gain access to OA materials in XML format.

1 December 2022

By Carl Robinson

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Exploring Challenges in the Shift to Open Access: Part 3 – Communication and Collaboration

Topic: Open Access (OA) Scholarly Communications

Herman Mentink focuses on the impact and importance of communication and collaboration between publishers and their institutional partners, as well as with internal stakeholders.

30 November 2022

By Herman Mentink

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CCC Supports Scholarly Publishing Community Through SSP’s Generations Fund

Topic: Scholarly Communications

Read about CCC’s support of the Generations Fund, which provides long-term resources to two critical program areas: leadership-workforce development and diversity, equity and inclusion.

29 November 2022

By CCC

Literature Monitoring: A Critical Tool for Pharmacovigilance in Life Sciences

Topic: Information Management Pharma & Healthcare Research & Development

For life science companies of any size, the detection, assessment, and prevention of adverse effects of their products/devices is not …

22 November 2022

By Heather Desmarais