The scholarly communications space is changing rapidly given the needs of funders and researchers, the desire for more open science and open access, and so much more.
In case you missed it, today’s edition of the Velocity of Content Blog is a full transcript of the “COVID-19, Copyright and the Creative Economy” session during the Frankfurt Book Fair which occurred on 13 October 2020 at 9:00 EDT/ 1500 CET.
While current circumstances may make it seem like it’s not an optimal time to throw something new at people, rolling out new literature management solutions that will make workers’ lives and managing content easier is a worthwhile venture – and a less daunting one than you may think.
The Privacy Shield had been the four-year-old mechanism under the protection of which EU companies have been sending personal information about EU citizens to the United States for processing.
Capturing key information from a variety of sources and synthesizing into one platform can speed answers to key questions to confront the COVID-19 pandemic.
For Open Access programs, Transformative Agreements accelerate the research journey from hypothesis to results. These deals are the fruit of creative business negotiation together with innovative publishing technology. The Town Hall discussion examined the impact as seen across the whole of the scholarly publishing ecosystem.
Virtual Town Hall Recorded 5/5/20
The COVID-19 pandemic is impacting every aspect of our lives while rewriting the rules for business, academia, engineering, publishing and the media. Publishers globally, and in every field, are doing exceptional work to make the shift seamlessly to an exclusively digital environment.
The scientific truth behind any story is two-fold: the spin and the personality. The secret is truly in the sauce.
CCC is pleased to announce it won an award for “Best New Employee Onboarding” in the annual Stevie Awards for Great Employers.
Babis Marmanis presents his view on what a highly performing Product Manager (PM) looks like.