Tattoos, Video Games And Questions Of Copyright Reuse
Copyright in action: how does the law apply to Lebron James’ tattoos, Open Education Resources (OER), Open Access (OA) and other content?
Copyright at the Supreme Court: When Do Damages for Copyright Infringement Really Start to Bite?
The Supreme Court recently heard arguments on a case asking them to rule on when copyright registration becomes effective.
Understanding the Main Differences Between COUNTER 4 and COUNTER 5
In January 2019, COUNTER (Counting Online Usage of Networked Electronic Resources) updated its code of practice from Release 4 (C4) to Release 5 (C5).
Join Us at Learning Technologies 2019
Learning Technologies in London will showcase the top trends in corporate learning and development. Find us at Stand P05.
To Silo or not to Silo Your Data?
Without a single enterprise-wide search function, it can take a long time for the people in your organization to find the right data. Here’s our approach.
Information Overload? Not Necessarily the Case for Emerging Life Science Companies
Are researchers in emerging life science companies suffering from ‘information underload’? CCC’s Jill Shuman reached out to scientific researchers to find out the answer.
How Generational Differences are Redefining Knowledge Management [Upcoming Webinar]
To practice effective knowledge management in a changing business and technology landscape, needs and preferences of new generations must be considered.
Distributed Ledgers: The Key Concept Behind Bitcoin and the Cryptocurrency Hype
Innovators explore ways to use blockchain to disrupt and transform traditional business models across global supply chains, financial services and more.
Copyright Law in 2018: Top 10 Court Cases
2018’s major copyright court cases involved major organizations including Google, Oracle, Amazon, Fox, Capitol Records, Cambridge University Press and CBS.
Copyright Law in 2018: Focus on the Copyright Office
Changing rules in the Copyright Office impacted photography, newspapers, newsletters, serials, ebooks, online literature and administrative modernization.