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Fueling Your Machine Learning Projects with XML Content – Why Flexible Retrieval Options Are Crucial  

Topic: Artificial Intelligence (AI) Data Management Research & Development

CCC has continuously developed its RightFind XML offering since its inception in 2016, and we now offer even more flexible ways to incorporate scientific articles from more than 50 publishers into AI and machine-learning initiatives.

15 September 2022

By Carl Robinson

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How Data Quality Makes or Breaks Open Access Agreements

Topic: Data Management Open Access (OA)

CCC’s Senior Director, Information & Content Solutions, Jamie Carmichael looks at the importance of data quality in negotiating and implementing open access (OA) institutional agreements.

13 September 2022

By Jamie Carmichael

Exploring the Challenges in the Shift to Open Access: Part 1 – Data

Topic: Data Management Open Access (OA)

Data is key to fueling the transition to Open Access publishing models, but it also presents some of the largest challenges. In the first part of a 3-part series, Herman Mentink takes a look at some of the data challenges publishers face in this transition.

8 September 2022

By Herman Mentink

8 Key Features to Consider When Replacing QUOSA as Your Literature Management Tool

Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions Information Management

From shared libraries to copyright, see what key features RightFind offers when searching for a new literature management tool.

31 August 2022

By Heather Desmarais

Leveraging Semantics for Effective Navigation of Scientific Content – A CCC and SciBite Perspective

Topic: Data Management Information Management

In an increasingly data-driven society, it can be overwhelming to keep your knowledge base current, and effectively utilize data.

18 August 2022

By Sam Shelton

Content Authenticity Initiative: The Solution to Information’s Provenance Problem?

Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions Information Management

In 2019, Adobe, with its partners Twitter and The New York Times, announced the Content Authenticity Initiative (CAI) to provide consumers with more information about the content they’re seeing and to help them become more discerning about media.

17 August 2022

By Christopher Kenneally

Expanding Subscription Offers in RightFind Offers SME Organizations More Options and Flexibility

Topic: Research & Development

With the addition of the JAMA Network and The New England Journal of Medicine, subscribers can get immediate access to up to 9 million+ articles from respected peer-reviewed journals by ordering annual subscriptions through RightFind Enterprise.

11 August 2022

By Adam Churchill

UK Law and Artificial Intelligence

Topic: Artificial Intelligence (AI) Copyright Licensing & Permissions

In a much-anticipated report, the UK Intellectual Property Office recommends a major rewriting of UK copyright law, delivering the future of copyright to those using AI and damaging the present and future financial interests of publishers, authors, journalists, and musicians among others.

10 August 2022

By Roy Kaufman

How Prince and Warhol Got to the Supreme Court

Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions

Learn how a photograph of Prince made it’s way to the Supreme Court due to copyright infringement involving Andy Warhol.

9 August 2022

By Catherine Zaller Rowland