COVID-19: Can the Scientific Ecosystem Fight off the Virus?
Invasive Disruption Comes to the Scientific Publishing Ecosystem.
Copyright Perspectives: Three Quick Takes on Current Developments in US Copyright
In late June, US Copyright Office announced an upcoming change in procedures for copyright registration of groups of “short literary works”.
Publishing in an Open Access Journal: How Do You Maximize Reach?
One of the main reasons to publish in an Open Access journal is to ensure the largest possible societal impact of their research findings through availability to peers, the public, and to policymakers. The ability to expand an article’s reach and readership resides in the article’s visibility.
Letter From Madrid
At Copyright Clearance Center, we are helping the publishing industry around the world, as they struggle to recover from the impacts of COVID-19 on book selling and book buying.
Mark Twain, Savvy Creator of Intellectual Property
In observation of World IP Day, here are some of Mark Twain’s most notable efforts to protect his works through copyright and intellectual property.
Books That Form the Landscape of One’s Imagination
Every reader has a few treasures that they grew up with, and perhaps still return to. Join us as UNESCO sponsors World Book and Copyright Day!
Letter From Delhi: An Author Considers The New World of the Coronavirus
Siddharth Singh, energy and climate policy researcher, and author of The Great Smog of India, examines the effect of Coronavirus on research and the environment.
Can the Dinosaurs Save Us From Extinction? A Look at Academic Publishing and the Response to COVID-19
Neil Turkewitz provides information on the response of academic publishers to the current COVID-19 pandemic.
The Future of Open Access Books
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.
Building an Indie Editorial Team
In the world of the Violet Thorne, alliances are made and broken, and the imaginary becomes real. And just like the game, indie publishing turns out to require creativity, collaboration, and commitment to a shared world.