Overcoming the Challenges of Solo Librarianship
While the solo librarian does have special challenges, there are also unique advantages. Jill Shuman outlines several tips and approaches to managing corporate information resources as a team of one.
New Year, New DEAL, and Pressure Points Ahead
As 2020 rolls in, Roy Kaufman looks at key developments in academic publishing—with advice for what lies ahead in AI, metadata, and customer experience.
Let Your Metadata Take Root
Part one of a three-piece blog series CCC is producing with a primary focus around metadata strategy, management and implementation.
What Are FAIR Data Principles?
FAIR data principles allow R&D intensive organizations to maximize the value of their digital assets. This blog post explores FAIR data in action at a specialty biopharmaceutical company.
Creating a Robust Information Hub for R&D Employees
Learn how Syngenta created an information hub that makes copyright compliance easy and includes monitoring content usage.
Q&A with CCC’s Customer Account Specialist, Christine Zoro
The next installment of our interview series with the Customer Experience team here at CCC. Meet Christine Zoro
Here’s How Corporate Information Professionals Can Build Awareness for Information Services in 2020
It’s critical for information professionals to be actively involved in the key projects throughout the organization, serving as information consultants at project meetings and aligning with overarching company initiatives.
2019 Velocity of Content Blog Year in Review: EU Copyright Directive, COUNTER Reporting Changes, and More Top Headlines from CCC
As we close out 2019, Copyright Clearance Center is looking back at some of the year’s biggest stories on our Velocity of Content blog.
Top Ten Copyright Stories of 2019…and What to Expect in 2020
Keith Kupferschmid recaps the most important stories in the world of copyright from 2019, and gives a preview of what is to come in 2020.
Streaming Content in the Digital Age – Copyright Is Your Responsibility
Streaming technology and accessing media is convenient, but the eases of access, have not changed the underlying rules regarding copyright and public performances of such works.