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Pharma Turns to Real World Evidence to Overcome the Odds

Real world evidence is used for post approval regulation and labeling purposes. But RWE has many more untapped uses that firms now appear keen to explore.

27 March 2018

By Anna Lyubetskaya

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YouTube Embraces Unique Identifiers with ISNI

Topic: Scholarly Communications

YouTube has announced its adoption of unique serial numbers for each creator through the ISO-regulated ISNI standard.

22 March 2018

By Michael Healy

The OER Curriculum Development Process – Inside Emerging Solutions

Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions

Let’s take a look at the Open Educational Resources (OER) development process and the new solutions that have emerged.

14 March 2018

By Jay Diskey, Andrew Campana

Levy vs. License: Collective Licensing in the United States

Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions

The model that we’ve developed enables rightsholders to choose whether to participate, and if so, which works to license through the system.

8 March 2018

By Frederic Haber

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Three Simple Ways to Support Your OA Ecosystem

Topic: Open Access (OA)

With a few simple steps, you can better support an open access ecosystem: collaborate with institutions; scale APC billing processes; apply data standards.

1 March 2018

By Rob Johnson

Inside the Game-changing OER Legislation for Publishers

Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions

OER’s next wall to climb in the K-12 space is the complex, regulated, and sometimes political process of state adoptions.

27 February 2018

By Jay Diskey, Andrew Campana

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Join CCC in London at Researcher to Reader 2018

Topic: Open Access (OA)

CCC’s Jake Kelleher and Jennifer Goodrich share their “can’t-miss” sessions at Researcher to Reader, a forum for publishers and technology providers.

22 February 2018

By Jennifer Goodrich

Machine Learning: Understanding the Difference Between Unstructured/Structured Data

Topic: Artificial Intelligence (AI)

For us non-scientists, machine learning can be a confusing concept. The first step is to identify the difference between unstructured and structured data.

20 February 2018

By Molly Tainter