CCC adds AI reuse rights to higher education copyright licence
Expanded licence intended to help institutions address what it describes as a “growing permissions gap”
Expanded licence intended to help institutions address what it describes as a “growing permissions gap”
Move addresses use cases such as prompting, summarisation, and chatbots within a college or university
Collective license designed to help organisations comply with copyright laws for the use of third-party content
Latest content usage trends "reaffirm the importance of having a solid copyright policy in place"
“It is possible to be pro-AI and pro-copyright, and to couple AI with respect for creators"
During a time of thorough transformation towards Open Access and, moreover, Open Science, the field of scholarly communications is facing new challenges. Some of the challenges are…
More than 600 information professionals around the world share how copyrighted content is reused and shared in the workplace
Your employees and copyright awareness: sharing your policy may not be enough
Six industry experts tell Tim Gillett where the future destination is likely to be for publishing platforms How have publishing platforms developed in the last two…
The Web of Science Group has launched a partner program to connect publishers with trusted third parties within ScholarOne, the workflow-management system for publishers
Roy Kaufman focuses on a promising trend for dynamic, content-empowered learning environments
What is a publishing platform? John Sack, Highwire founder: General publishing platforms are digital solutions that are designed to help publishers and authors promote and…