CCC and Outsell Simplify the Scientific Publishing Ecosystem
Open access models, Plan S, and Projekt Deal, among others, show that scientific publishing paradigm is shifting to meet the… Read more
A Rose is a Rose is a Rose – but Trademark is not Copyright is not Trademark
Copyright law and trademark law are distinct forms of intellectual property protection and are useful for different purposes.
Copyright and Contract Law in International Publishing
Copyright laws governing the scope of protection for authors such as the minimum duration of rights are largely normalized in international treaties.
Exploring Innovation at STM Week 2019
CCC returned to the International Association of STM Publishers (STM) annual conference STM Week from December 3-5, 2019.
[Guest Post] Disability Inclusion in the Publishing Industry: The New Accessibility
Simon Holt of Elsevier Enabled discusses the disability inclusion journey in publishing in honor of International Day of Persons with Disabilities.
Guest Post: Safe Harbor in the EU Copyright Directive
Mark Seeley joins a CCC panel to discuss the next steps in the European digital copyright agenda, the DSM, which attracted controversy and communication cascades last winter and spring before final passage in the European Parliament in May 2019.
The State of the EU Copyright Directive, Fall 2019
For the European Union Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market, legislation has given way to adoption – but not without customization.
Analyzing the Projekt DEAL and Wiley Transformative Agreement
Dr. Ralf Schimmer and Deirdre Silver discussed the transformative agreement between Projekt DEAL and Wiley during Frankfurt Book Fair 2019.
Cultivating a “Digital-Ready” Culture to Support Digital Transformation
Leaders of traditional organizations can follow these three principles to cultivate a digital-ready culture.
OA and Transformative Agreements at the Frankfurt Book Fair
Judging by their growing number, transformative agreements will play a prominent role in the open access dimension of scholarly publishing over the years ahead.