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The ACL is an enterprise-wide content licensing solution, offering millions of rights from thousands of publishers – including internal-only AI rights from participating rightsholders.
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When you’re working in a fast-paced, but small life science company, there’s a chance your organization hasn’t thought about a copyright policy (yet.) Here’s why you need one.
Copyright is often misunderstood. Employees rely on and collaborate using published content as part of their daily business routine. These uses of published information support innovation, discovery, and growth. These activities may, however, be violating copyright law and placing your organization at greater risk of infringement.
Sharing content unlawfully undermines the culture of integrity that is valued by research organizations. While internal resources are usually limited in smaller companies, there are several ways to outsource copyright compliance efforts.
Whether you’re a researcher working on a one-off project, or you’re looking to purchase scientific articles for your organization, here are a few considerations for purchasing STM articles from a document delivery provider. Â
This collection of essays takes three separate but interrelated looks at the development of collective licensing in text publishing, and has been published in commemoration of the 25th anniversary of the final appellate decision in the case of American Geophysical Union et al. v. Texaco Inc.
Ever tried searching for medical papers using a standard search engine? Happy with results you get? Probably not. There are serious limitations to using keyword search in the pharmaceutical industry. Phil Verdemato from SciBite explains how they can be overcome with the power of semantic search.