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London Book Fair 2026

CCC was thrilled to be at the London Book Fair for vital conversations about licensing, responsible AI, and innovations in global scholarly communications.

See below for details on our session, relevant resources, and ways to connect.

Publishing Revenue Diversification Through Rights Licensing

The discussion was led by Roy Kaufman, who works on copyright policy and finds new markets for copyright holders in his position as Managing Director of Business Development and Government Relations at CCC (Copyright Clearance Center).

Speakers

Roy Kaufman

CCC

Caroline Cummins

The Publishers Association

Inés ter Horst

Princeton University Press

Press Release

CCC Launches New AI Content Re-Use Rights for U.S. Academic Customers & Transactional Licensing Capabilities for AI

Product Suite

Innovations in Scholarly Communications

Community

Responsible AI, Copyright & Licensing

AI, Copyright & Licensing Resources

Article

Responsible AI Starts with Licensing

In his article in The Columbia Journal of Law & the Arts, CCC’s Roy Kaufman argues that the path to ethical and practical AI begins not with radical reinvention, but with a firm commitment to existing copyright principles, specifically, licensing.

Article

Copyright Licensing Powers Responsible AI

CCC’s Tracey Armstrong notes in the DC Journal, “Opt-in copyright licensing solutions for AI companies exist in the market. Licenses ensure people get paid for their work and promote responsibly built, trusted and reliable AI results.”

Recording

Collective Management: Bridging Copyright History and the AI Future

In this LinkedIn Live event hosted by CCC, legal experts Daniel Gervais and Erin Finlay discuss how collective licensing can reduce legal uncertainty, ensure fair compensation, and build a balanced marketplace where creators, users, and AI developers can all thrive.