Copyright

ASME will keep responsibility for book publishing programme, including nearly 400 print titles and 200 digital books

Project will now incorporate dedicated surveys of both publishers and librarians around "zero-click search"

United Kingdom government has now confirmed it “no longer has a preferred option” on copyright and artificial intelligence

Strategic partnership aims to help publishers manage, protect and monetise premium content used within AI systems

Seven new sponsors join Kudos’ Taming the Crocodile study examining the impact of zero-click search and AI overviews on scholarly communications

Publishers Association report highlights growing AI licensing market and urges UK government to reject copyright exceptions

Move addresses use cases such as prompting, summarisation, and chatbots within a college or university

Cambridge University Press & Assessment calls on governments to protect copyright through licensing as AI training rules develop worldwide

Institutions helped to adopt more cost-effective, collaborative and strategically aligned alternatives

Questionnaire aims to uncover recent trends and future priorities of the scholarly communications community