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IFRRO Hosts Side Event at UNESCO Mondiacult 2025 on the Role of Licensing in Education

Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions

In September, IFRRO brought together authors, publishers, and collective management organizations for a high-level side event at UNESCO Mondiacult 2025.

24 September 2025

By CCC

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Creative Commons Licenses: Protecting Rights and Promoting Responsible Reuse in Data Science

Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions

Sharing scientific literature with colleagues and building on the work of others is essential for advancing research.

18 September 2025

By Beth Johnson

Are You Still Using Academic Credentials to Access Research in a Corporate Setting? Here’s Why That’s a Risk

Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions

Without extensive legal, compliance, or information management departments, employees are frequently left to navigate complex copyright and content procurement issues on their own.

11 September 2025

By Christine McCarty

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Digital Standards Alliance: An Opportunity to Accelerate the Transformation of a Critical Industry | Part 2

Topic: Data Management Standards

In part two of this two-part series, Andrew Robinson covers collaboration and membership, barriers to overcome, and the future of digital standards.

10 September 2025

By Andrew Robinson

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Ringgold Identify Database Adds New Indian Consortium ONOS Data with All Members Linked

Topic: Data Management

As a PID provider which supports a wide array of use cases, CCC has included data about ONOS to help publishers disambiguate and deduplicate records from Indian institutions participating in this new program.

9 September 2025

By Laura Cox, Phil Nicolson

Businessman using computer with AI law icon. Compliance, regulation, standard , business policy and responsibility for guarding against unintended bias in machine learning algorithms.

What Recent Court Decisions Mean for AI, Copyright, & Scholarly Publishing

Topic: Artificial Intelligence (AI) Scholarly Communications

The future of AI will be shaped not just in courtrooms, but in direct licensing negotiations, collective rights initiatives, and the choices we make today about how our works can (and cannot) be used.

8 September 2025

By Roy Kaufman

CCC Town Hall: AI & Copyright: Recent Litigation Themes

Topic: Artificial Intelligence (AI) Company News

CCC hosts a panel of IP Experts to discuss the current state of AI Copyright Litigation.

4 September 2025

By CCC

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CCC & Technology from Sage Collaborate to Simplify Copyright Compliance

Topic: Classroom & Curriculum Company News

CCC has announced an integration agreement with Technology from Sage, a division of Sage that provides library technology solutions.

26 August 2025

By CCC

Equipping Medical Science Liaisons with the Right Information

Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions

A common goal for pharmaceutical companies is to develop relationships with healthcare professionals (HCPs), providing them with timely, accurate, and …

21 August 2025

By Heather Desmarais

Understanding Affiliation Disambiguation: A Q&A with Shannon Reville and Stephen Howe, Part II: Solutions

Topic: Data Management Open Access (OA) Scholarly Communications

At CCC, we talk a lot about “affiliation disambiguation.” It’s a mouthful, but it’s a struggle publishers know very well: …

19 August 2025

By Shannon Reville, Stephen Howe, Becki Harrington-Davis