Industry welcomes rethink as UK drops preferred AI copyright plan
United Kingdom government has now confirmed it “no longer has a preferred option” on copyright and artificial intelligence
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Cashmere and KGL partner on AI content infrastructure
Strategic partnership aims to help publishers manage, protect and monetise premium content used within AI systems
Publishers unite to examine AI overviews and zero-click search
Seven new sponsors join Kudos’ Taming the Crocodile study examining the impact of zero-click search and AI overviews on scholarly communications
Publishers call for AI transparency and copyright protection
Publishers Association report highlights growing AI licensing market and urges UK government to reject copyright exceptions
CCC launches internal-only AI re-use rights for higher education
Move addresses use cases such as prompting, summarisation, and chatbots within a college or university
Cambridge urges licensing safeguards for training LLMs
Cambridge University Press & Assessment calls on governments to protect copyright through licensing as AI training rules develop worldwide
Jisc’s new licensing approach to support open research infrastructure
Institutions helped to adopt more cost-effective, collaborative and strategically aligned alternatives
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Steve Smith explains why academic publishers must now become "curators of context" in the compute age
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Research4Life helps close gender gap in research
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