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Missing Revenue in the Global Flip: Getting the Open Access Math Right

The recent OSTP memo calling for zero embargo public access policies for articles resulting from research funded by US Federal agencies will increase the speed at which publishers commit to an Open Access (OA) future.

4 October 2022

By Roy Kaufman

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Realizing Tomorrow’s Future Today with Standards

Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions Data Management Research & Development Standards

Dan Plofchan shares his thoughts on the value of standards and on innovative approaches taken by standards development organizations, or SDOs.

28 September 2022

By Dan Plofchan

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CCC Hosts Eli Lilly and Company for Panel Discussion on Innovation and Copyright Compliance

Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions Information Management Pharma & Healthcare

Hear how their Legal and Library teams partner to help teams accelerate the innovation of new medicines, improve patient outcomes, and promote global copyright compliance.

27 September 2022

By Rachael Shove

Discovering the Unknown – How Deep Search Capabilities Advance Science [Q&A with Lauren Tulloch]

Topic: Data Management Information Management

We spoke with CCC’s Vice President and Managing Director of Corporate Solutions Lauren Tulloch to learn more about deep search solutions for advanced research purposes, and the ways CCC fits into the conversation.

22 September 2022

By Carl Robinson

Research Results, Replicability, & Retractions

Topic: Research & Development Scholarly Communications

As with my earlier post in this series on the overall role of peer review in the scholarly and scientific …

22 September 2022

By Dave Davis

Understanding the Role of Preprints, Postprints & The Final Version

Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions Scholarly Communications

For Peer Review Week 2022, Dave Davis focuses on the “before”, “in process” and “final” versions of articles. Here, calling them preprints, postprints, and the “versions of record.”

21 September 2022

By Dave Davis

Peer Review, Still a Critical Step in Scholarly & Scientific Publishing

Topic: Scholarly Communications

Dave Davis revisits his 2021 blog post observing the Peer Review process through the lens of QA (quality assurance).

20 September 2022

By Dave Davis

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New CCC Tool Could Accelerate OA Agreements

Topic: Company News Open Access (OA) Scholarly Communications

CCC has launched a new automated, data-driven tool designed to improve content providers’ ability to generate the clean, actionable information required to craft agreements with research institutions and funders of open-access publishing.

16 September 2022

By Lettie Conrad

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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