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How can information professionals shift their perspective to support the changing chemical industry landscape? Here are a few ideas.

17 March 2020

By Keri Mattaliano

Challenges in the Evolving Continuing Medical Education Landscape

Topic: Information Management

Our colleague, Darren Gillgrass, recently wrote a short article entitled “Challenges in the Evolving CME Landscape.” It was selected for publication in the Journal of European CME (Continuing Medical Education). This high-impact journal is published by Taylor and Francis.

16 March 2020

By Darren Gillgrass

The Future of Open Access Books

Topic: Open Access (OA)

Open access is much more than just a publishing business model. When a work of scholarly research is made freely available to readers across the globe, the impact is dramatic.

12 March 2020

By Christopher Kenneally

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Velocity of Content and the Coronavirus Outbreak

Topic: Information Management Pharma & Healthcare Search & Discovery

Could the velocity of scholarly content published be a measure of innovation in the fight against Coronavirus infections?

11 March 2020

By Peter Revill

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Copyright Question: When a Company Dissolves, is it Acceptable to Copy and Keep Articles Purchased?

Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions

When a company dissolves, many wonder: can you copy and keep articles purchased? Having worked with companies going through mergers, divestitures, acquisitions, and companies dissolving – this is a very important question for corporations of all sizes.

10 March 2020

By Keri Mattaliano

Copyright Clearance Center Celebrates International Women’s Day: Q&A with Tracey Armstrong

Topic: Company News

PublisHer is a call to action led by female publishing leaders to address their industry’s entrenched gender imbalances and drive an international agenda for change. Read their Q&A session with CCC CEO Tracey Armstrong here.

8 March 2020

By CCC

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Copyright Question: Do I Need Permission to Use a Previously Published Graphic or Figure in a New Publication or Presentation?

Topic: Pharma & Healthcare

If you are considering using figures or graphics from a publication and are wondering if you need permission to include them, this blog post will help.

3 March 2020

By Keri Mattaliano

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A Panoply of Views on Copyright in the Age of AI

Topic: Artificial Intelligence (AI) Copyright Licensing & Permissions

This one-day conference held in the Washington offices of the Copyright Office was the second in a series of conferences under the aegis of WIPO and the USCO to help establish an appropriate legal framework to consider the implications of AI (in its various applications and forms).

26 February 2020

By Mark Seeley

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Copyright Extends to Places You Might Not Expect

Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions

20 February 2020

Copyright and Artificial Intelligence: An Exceptional Tale

Topic: Artificial Intelligence (AI) Copyright Licensing & Permissions

The US government has begun to consider some of the legal implications for copyright in connection with the development and deployment of artificial intelligence.

17 February 2020

By Neil Turkewitz