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Populating Your Breakthrough Food Innovation Pipeline: 3 Types of Content You Might Be Missing

Topic: Information Management Research & Development

In the Food industry, predicting the future wants and needs for a breakthrough innovation is a research challenge that requires …

13 April 2022

By Carlos Barroso

CCC’s Jamie Carmichael on the Inspiring STEM Podcast

Topic: Open Access (OA)

Building on conversations about the need to diversify authorship in the scholarly publishing community, CCC’s Senior Director for Information and Content Solutions Jamie Carmichael was a recent guest on Martin Delahunty’s Inspiring STEM podcast.

12 April 2022

By CCC

How Bioscientifica Collaborated with CCC to Fuel Growth and Accelerate the Shift to Open Access Publishing

Topic: Open Access (OA)

The move to Open Access (OA) is changing the way that information is disseminated for all parties involved, from authors to readers to publishers.

7 April 2022

By Simon Laurenson

Accessing Standards in the Workflow: A Study of the Information Consumption Practices of Engineers

Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions Information Management Standards

Check out this in-depth analysis by Tatiana Khayrullina of Outsell, Inc. available for download.

1 April 2022

By Dave Davis

Standards are Ubiquitous and Give Shape to our World

Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions Standards

For more than 100 years, technical standards have been understood as formalized statements, developed and maintained by a given community of interest, towards “standardizing” products and processes synthesized in the physical world.

31 March 2022

By Dave Davis

Understanding Reproducibility: Tips for Safeguarding Experimental Outcomes in Emerging R&D Organizations

Topic: Research & Development

Quality data and results are the primary product of any R&D-intensive organization. What’s even more valuable is being able to …

30 March 2022

By Joanne Kamens

Incorporating TV & Film at Work – Why You Should, And How to Honor Copyright

Topic: Information Management

Do businesses need public performance licenses to show TV and film content in the workspace? What are the benefits of TV and film at work? Find out in this post from MPLC.

24 March 2022

By Brian Novy

What Are Supplementary Materials – And Why Are They Critical for Scientific Progress?

Topic: Research & Development

Supplementary materials play a large role in scholarly research. Find out how CCC is making it easier to access supplementary materials in RightFind.

22 March 2022

By Stephen Casbeer

Unlocking Socioeconomic Potential Through Global Collaboration and Data – Key Takeaways from NISO Plus 2022

Topic: Open Access (OA)

At this year’s NISO Plus 2022 conference, Jamie Carmichael joined a fantastic panel discussion, hosted by Hannah Heckner, Director of Product at Silverchair, and moderated by CCC’s own Christopher Kenneally.

17 March 2022

By Jamie Carmichael

Can an AI be Properly Considered an Inventor?

Topic: Artificial Intelligence (AI) Copyright Licensing & Permissions

The legal and regulatory environment for AI tools remain at the forefront of copyright policy, and we observe that government agencies entrusted with administering these issues are thinking about them and soliciting views from the public about them.

16 March 2022

By Dave Davis