• Dr. Corey Stanton speaks with Neal Dunkinson, Sr. Director of Solution Sales at CCC, about why copyright and licensing are mission-critical in modern life sciences research, particularly in the era of AI.

  • Rapid AI adoption in the workplace is reshaping copyright risk for organizations of all sizes, in every industry. On this episode of the INTA Brand & New Podcast, host Willard Knox explores this increasingly complex issue with CCC’s Lauren Tulloch and Catherine Zaller Rowland.

  • On this episode of the podcast, Lauren Tulloch, VP and Managing Director at CCC joins Emerj to discuss where copyright exposure arises in financial services, from the growth of AI development to more commonplace employee use.

  • In this episode of the podcast, Roanie Levy, Licensing and Legal Advisor at CCC, joins Emerj AI Research Editorial Director Matthew DeMello to clarify how AI is transforming copyright governance for regulated enterprises. Hear how practical licensing, integrated rights checks, and formalized workflows deliver resilient risk management for business leaders.

  • ChatGPT changed everything: now, confronted with a fascinating and fast-moving technology, organizations face urgent questions around AI governance, licensing, and copyright. In this episode, host Jessica Miles speaks with Lauren Tulloch, Vice President and Managing Director at Copyright Clearance Center about how AI is shifting the legal landscape and what firms need to know to manage AI tools responsibly.

  • As businesses increasingly adopt generative AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and other LLMs, the legal and compliance landscape is rapidly shifting. Lauren Tulloch, VP and Managing Director at CCC, shares actionable insights on how organizations can protect themselves from copyright infringement, manage AI-generated content, and implement clear AI usage policies.

  • Podcast host Amanda Razani speaks with Lauren Tulloch, VP and Managing Director of CCC, about the results of its recent “Copyrighted Content Usage Trends” report, the key findings, especially in regard to AI usage, and what the results mean for business leaders.