How Will Brexit Impact Scholarly Publishing?
The nature of Britain’s exit from the European Union remains unclear; yet it is certain that Brexit will mean changes for the scholarly publishing community.
Join CCC and Ixxus at London Book Fair 2019
At London Book Fair 2019, we’ll cover Brexit, the power of metadata, after-market use for published material and the importance of collective licensing.
Eyes on 2020: Navigating Open Access Changes
As major policy changes for Open Access content like Plan S take shape, publishers around the globe are turning to RightsLink Author to ease the transition.
Open Access Must-Reads: December 2018 Edition
As 2018 comes to a close, we thought we’d share a collection of important articles that expound upon “can’t miss” developments in the world of Open Access.
2018 in Review: CCC’s Top Headlines on Digital Transformation, Copyright Law and Open Access
Notable topics from 2018 included digital transformation, info management in life sciences, Open Access and copyright legislation.
Can’t-Miss Sessions at STM Week 2018
Browse our top picks from the STM Week 2018 agenda, including sessions led by CCC’s Chuck Hemenway on Plan S and Babis Marmanis on AI.
Do Books Belong in Open Access?
Publishing professionals examine the relevance of the almost 13,000 academic peer-reviewed open access books, monographs and chapters from 282 publishers.
A Guide to a “Plan S” Impact Assessment
Two scholarly publishing executives offer an informal Guide to a “Plan S” Impact Assessment for society and independent publishers.
Get Smart About Plan S
Streaming now: In a special “pop-up” program for the Frankfurt Book Fair, a trio of leading scholarly publishers shared what it takes for Open Access publishers to be smart about Plan S.
Considerations for Using Open Access Content at Work
Professionals in corporations using tools like PubMed and Google regularly find Open Access content. Here are a few best practices to get the most from OA.