Using Movie Scenes for Work Training: 3 Things to Keep in Mind
Using TV and movie scenes for work training and presentations? Here’s what you need to consider before, during and after your training session.
Understanding Open Access Research Content in the Corporate World: 4 Need-to-Know Terms and Their Definitions
To best understand what advantages can be gained from the use of Open Access content, here is a mini primer in four areas of OA.
Not Your Teenager’s Social Network
What academic societies can learn from Facebook about making money—and making members happy.
Join CCC at SLA’s Annual Conference June 16-20 in Phoenix
Copyright Clearance Center will discuss information management solutions at this year’s Special Library Association’s annual conference in Phoenix, AZ.
Music Licensing: What is Considered Fair Use?
If you’re going to rely on fair use, you need to factor in how much risk you’re willing to take. Here are a few examples of fair use.
Open Access Must-Reads for Spring 2017
Is your Open Access knowledge fresh? Check out these “can’t miss” articles about key developments in the world of OA.
How Information Managers Can Explain Usage Data Through Visualizations
Defending your content spend can be difficult. Data visualization helps information managers transform usage data into a clear, engaging story.
2017 Copyright Outlook: ‘Precarious for Rightsholders’
‘Nothing has allayed the concerns’ of copyright-watchers on the world stage, according to Michael Healy.
Getting Permission to Use Video Content at Work
Here are a few common misconceptions and challenges about getting permission to use video at work, and how to overcome them.
Seeing the Author as the Customer
Author satisfaction is central to the success of OA. Should publishers build or buy the systems to provide an optimal experience?