Publishing & The Pandemic
In a special report for Beyond the Book, CCC’s Christopher Kenneally visits virtually with journalists, publishers and industry analysts in France, Italy, Spain and Mexico to examine the impact COVID-19 has had on the publishing industry.
Can the Dinosaurs Save Us From Extinction? A Look at Academic Publishing and the Response to COVID-19
Neil Turkewitz provides information on the response of academic publishers to the current COVID-19 pandemic.
Healthy Metadata and the EU Copyright Directive
Publishers must maintain clean, reliable metadata for their content, including about authors, institution, license types, and citations.
COVID-19: Beyond the Headlines
Today’s headlines show us that in the face of regrettable loss of life, overwhelmed health systems worldwide, and major business disruption, the world can be united and work together to regain health and prosperity.
A Common Lot: Publishers & Researchers
Throughout March, CCC is delivering a series of virtual programming planned for London Book Fair presentations.
Publishers Putting Research & Information to Work Against COVID-19
An interview with Publishing Perspectives editor-in-chief Porter Anderson on CCC’s Beyond the Book Podcast.
Diary of an R2R Workshop
CCC’s Shannon Reville details her experiences at the Researcher 2 Reader Conference and what it means for the scholarly publishing ecosystem
The Future of Open Access Books
Open access is much more than just a publishing business model. When a work of scholarly research is made freely available to readers across the globe, the impact is dramatic.
Copyright Clearance Center Celebrates International Women’s Day: Q&A with Tracey Armstrong
PublisHer is a call to action led by female publishing leaders to address their industry’s entrenched gender imbalances and drive an international agenda for change. Read their Q&A session with CCC CEO Tracey Armstrong here.
Building an Indie Editorial Team
In the world of the Violet Thorne, alliances are made and broken, and the imaginary becomes real. And just like the game, indie publishing turns out to require creativity, collaboration, and commitment to a shared world.