How Does Publication Bias Affect Medical Literature?
What measures are being taken to counter publication bias? A new study published in Trials shows the impact of the 2007 FDA Amendments Act (FDAAA).
Can’t-Miss Sessions at the 2017 Conference on Open Access Scholarly Publishing (COASP)
If you’re planning to be in Lisbon later in September, here are the CCC Team’s top session selections.
Why are Medical Communications Teams Struggling to Manage Content?
Do medical communications need an easier way to manage content? Research from Accenture’s The State of Content Survey for Life Sciences suggests yes.
How the FDA is Modernizing its Review of Drugs
The drug approval process will never be easy but reauthorization of the FDA’s user-fee programs (PDFUA) will make it more effective.
European Union Prepares for Three Major Copyright Law Changes
The EU is working intensively to update the provisions of a 2001 European Directive on “copyright in the information society.”
Is Attribution Enough?
Common misconception: If I give attribution, then I can use that copyright owner’s photograph, article, chart or graph, and not get into copyright infringement trouble.
Copyright Perspectives: “Appropriation Art” – Transformative Use, or Derivative Abuse?
Richard Prince is a visual artist, working in photography. His images are exhibited in galleries and sell for thousands of… Read more
Content Storage in Focus
Healthy content storage is the foundation of digital transformation.
Does Artificial Intelligence Signal the End for Corporate Librarians? [Q&A]
Ethan Redrup of the Martec Group discusses how artificial intelligence will impact information managers and corporate librarians moving forward.
What Does a Collective Management Organization Do?
The collective management organization provides you with the rights to reuse content from many different sources.