Africa Rising: An Interview with Lawrence Njagi
Lawrence Njagi, chair of the Kenya Publisher Association, sat for an interview ahead of International Publisher Association’s event Africa Rising.
20 Insightful Tweets from Special Libraries Association’s #SLA2019
As another successful Special Libraries Association 2019 conference wraps up, it’s time for CCC’s annual look back at some of our favorite Tweet-sized insights from the show.
Is There Potential for Blockchain in Copyright and Licensing Applications?
As with any promising and potentially disruptive technology, blockchain will stand or fall on the usefulness it demonstrates in addressing real-world problems.
Copyright Clearance Center Attending and Sponsoring the International Publishers Association’s Conference in Nairobi: ‘Africa Rising’
Copyright Clearance Center assists developing nations to build rights organizations. At the IPA’s Nairobi Seminar, CCC can point to CopyGhana’s success.
Are You In? Harnessing the Network Effect for Open Access
A network effect brings exponential value to everyone on a platform. Publishers who use RightsLink Author benefit from having all publisher voices heard.
3 Reasons to Visit CCC at SLA Annual Conference in Cleveland, June 16-18
Copyright Clearance Center is a longtime supporter of the Special Libraries Association’s mission, and we’re excited to attend this year’s annual conference in Cleveland, Ohio.
Overheard at SSP 2019
We’ve selected posts from across social media that capture the exciting conversations, insights, and connections created at #SSP2019.
RA21 to Begin Transition into an Operational Service: “The Coalition for Seamless Access”
RA21 is ready to transition toward a new, operational service, beta phase and a new working name: The Coalition for Seamless Access.
It’s Copyright Law Season!
Dissecting the Moral Rights and CASE Acts and their recent updates in the world of copyright
Open Access Must-Reads: Spring 2019
Browse important articles, podcasts, and more coverage of this season’s “can’t-miss” developments in Open Access initiatives.