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can users rely on fair use for work in AI systems?

Can I Rely on Fair Use for My Work in AI Systems?

24 February 2026

From Reading to Loading: How AI Is Transforming Data Access in Life Sciences R&D

19 February 2026

Licensing Is the Key to Unlocking the Full Potential of Artificial Intelligence: Part 2

17 February 2026

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Supporting Creators with the CLEAR Act

13 February 2026

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Do You Know Which Scientific Literature Subscriptions Are Worth Renewing?

Topic: Pharma & Healthcare

Read this post to discover types of content acquisition beyond document delivery that may require an upgraded reporting experience—companies that use any of these would benefit from upgrading to RFBI.

22 January 2026

By Jackie Fucile

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6 Medical Affairs Trends to Watch for in 2026

Topic: Artificial Intelligence (AI) Medical Affairs Pharma & Healthcare

Medical Affairs continues to broaden its impact, moving well past its roots as a support function and becoming a strategic pillar inside pharmaceutical organizations. As we look to 2026, that trajectory shows no signs of slowing.

6 January 2026

By Christine McCarty

10 Key Stats for AI in Pharma This Year

Topic: Artificial Intelligence (AI) Pharma & Healthcare

With artificial intelligence changing drug development at every stage, the R&D industry has reached a turning point.

18 December 2025

By Christine McCarty

Augmenting Research for Life Sciences: Get Better Results with PubMed and RightFind Navigate

Topic: Pharma & Healthcare Research & Development

At CCC, we regularly hear from life science companies looking to get more out of their literature search efforts, especially …

14 August 2025

By Madison Tremblay

Working at a Life Science Startup? You Need a Copyright Policy (+ 6 Steps to Create One!)

Topic: Information Management Pharma & Healthcare

When you’re working in a fast-paced, but small life science company, there’s a chance your organization hasn’t thought about a copyright policy (yet.) Here’s why you need one.

12 September 2024

By Beth Johnson

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Enhancing Data Discovery: How RightFind Navigate Utilizes SciBite’s 20 Million Synonyms

Topic: Data Management Pharma & Healthcare Research & Development

SciBite’s VOCabs are integrated into CCC’s RightFind Navigate software, fueling search capabilities by enabling users to locate relevant data beyond just the specific words searched.

3 September 2024

By Sam Shelton

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Navigating Copyright in Medical Communications

Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions Pharma & Healthcare Research & Development

Navigating copyright compliance in the realm of medical communications can be a complex endeavor. We analyze key takeaways from a recent Copyright Basics for Medical Communications session.

20 August 2024

By Chloe Olore

Working through a challenge in order to make it into an opportunity

From Challenge to Opportunity: Enhancing Literature Surveillance in Medical Affairs

Topic: Medical Affairs Pharma & Healthcare

Amidst the evolving medical affairs landscape, professionals face the daunting task of managing an ever-increasing volume of biomedical research.

4 June 2024

By Sarah Guadagno

7 Tips to Get Your Scientific Content in Order Ahead of a Merger or Acquisition

Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions Information Management Pharma & Healthcare

Mergers and acquisition (M&A) deals are surging in biopharma, with the value of the top 10 M&A transactions in 2023 totaling over $115 billion. This sum far exceeds those of the past few years.

30 May 2024

By Kevin Barrett

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Q&A: Top Considerations for Small Businesses When Choosing a Literature Management Vendor

Topic: Information Management Pharma & Healthcare

CCC sat down with Doreen P. Alberts for a discussion on how smaller life science companies can improve the way their employees search for and utilize scientific content.

9 May 2024

By Christine McCarty