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When a company dissolves, many wonder: can you copy and keep articles purchased? Having worked with companies going through mergers, divestitures, acquisitions, and companies dissolving – this is a very important question for corporations of all sizes.
The goal in creating this map was not to construct a new, ideal process but rather to reflect today’s common …
Professionals across the drug development pipeline know well the daily struggle of staying current with a multiplying volume of multitudinous types of information: peer-reviewed scientific research, patent filings, clinical trials data, news and competitive briefs, conference abstracts and posters, and more.
How CCC’s managed knowledge services helped one Global Pharmaceutical Research & Development Organization advance its information management and expertise.
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.
If you are considering using figures or graphics from a publication and are wondering if you need permission to include them, this blog post will help.
This one-day conference held in the Washington offices of the Copyright Office was the second in a series of conferences under the aegis of WIPO and the USCO to help establish an appropriate legal framework to consider the implications of AI (in its various applications and forms).
The US government has begun to consider some of the legal implications for copyright in connection with the development and deployment of artificial intelligence.
Ontologies and taxonomies are in many ways similar – they describe types of things, and are arranged in a hierarchical structure. Here’s how they differ.