U.S. Copyright News Must-Reads: Summer 2018 in Review
Catch up on Summer 2018’s vital U.S. copyright news with headlines selected by CCC and Copyright Alliance from Newsweek, Rolling Stone, Reuters and more.
Digital Transformation Must-Reads – Summer 2018
Together with Alfresco, CCC is excited to share the 2018 Summer edition of the “Digital Transformation Must-Reads” series – a thoughtfully curated selection of important articles, webinars and podcasts.
Pop Copyright: Summer 2018 in Review
How have recent appearances of copyright law in popular culture impacted literature, movies, pirates and the taste of cheese?
COASP 2018: Top Session Suggestions
COASP 2018 brings the open access community together to discuss new developments and to unite in the shared goal of making research around the world open.
Raising Up Journal Publishing Standards in Emerging Economies
Dr. Haseeb Irfanullah and Sioux Cumming discuss the evolution of Bangladeshi scholarly publishing, and best practices applicable for emerging economies.
Know Before You Go: Hot Sessions at ALPSP Conference 2018
Fill your schedule at ALPSP Conference 2018 with the top picks from CCC’s team. OA policy, e-textbooks, data collection – there’s something for everyone.
MIT’s PubPub Seeks “New Info Ecosystem”
The MIT Press and the MIT Media Lab’s collaborative Knowledge Futures Group have unveiled the innovative publishing platform PubPub, kicking off with a project inspired by Frankenstein.
Copyright Legislation in 2018: 4 Pending Bills to Know About
Copyright Alliance’s Keith Kupferschmid sizes up the prospects for four popular copyright-related congressional bills in the latter half of 2018.
Are We Ready for the Open (Access) Book?
Where do we stand on use, discoverability, rights, and implementation infrastructure for Open Access Books? New industry reports published recently offer insights.
Blockchain for Science: Part Three – Advanced Peer-to-Peer Systems in Research
What if researchers could claim their own contribution to a piece of work, or provide peer assessment of another’s work? Blockchain may be the solution.