Partner Directory
Copyright Clearance Center (CCC) partners with leading application and service providers in the academic and corporate markets, as well as with publishers across multiple disciplines, to provide information professionals with simple-to-use rights licensing and advisory tools. Browse the directory to learn more about each of our partners.
Learn more about the Copyright Clearance Center Partner Program.
INTEGRATION
RightSphere® Plus Partners
These progressive organizations have integrated their knowledge management applications with RightSphere, CCC's rights advisory tool which provides users with immediate answers to content usage questions.
Reprints Desk
Reprints Desk, Inc. helps companies to obtain and use scientific, technical, and medical (STM) literature in compliance with copyright and Good Promotional Practices. Services are designed to save time and money, and improve workflows for professionals in information management, research, regulatory affairs, legal, medical affairs, education, sales and marketing. In addition to integrating RightSphere Plus into their STM Document Delivery solution, Reprints Desk is an authorized sales agent of RightSphere.
Find out more information about Reprints Desk at www.reprintsdesk.com or call 1-415-533-8308.
QUOSA
QUOSA Inc. is a specialist software company focused on literature management workflows and archives, which include full-text articles and patents. With a large and rapidly growing subscriber-base at leading pharmaceutical, biotechnology and other life-science companies, and in research and medical centers, QUOSA's applications are used to compress the time to insight and action across the key functions of the innovation enterprise.
By integrating RightSphere Plus directly within its literature management platform QUOSA makes it easy for users to share content within their organizations and insert full-text articles and other content into archives in a copyright-compliant manner. In addition, users can instantly check the rights status of content in RightSphere without leaving their content management workflows within the QUOSA environment.
For more information about QUOSA, visit the website at www.quosa.com; email: sales@quosa.com; phone: 1-888-424-2133.
TDNet
TDNet is an Information Management company that provides innovative tools and services, to help libraries and information centers to effectively discover, access, manage and maintain their electronic resources. Their international client base includes academic, corporate, government and medical libraries, as well as national and multi-national consortia. TDNet enables libraries to design customized e-research environments for their patrons and maximize their investment in online resources while containing costs.
By integrating RightSphere Plus into its Library Automation systems, TDNet provides users with quick and concise answers to content usage questions about their digital information assets.
For more information about TDNet, visit the website at www.tdnet.com; email: info@tdnet.teldan.com; phone: 1-610-738-0280.
RightsLink® Basic Partners
These leading software vendors have integrated their applications with our Web Services (APIs and deep links), enabling their users to search, price and obtain copyright permissions without leaving their workflow. Learn more about CCC's Web Services.
Alto Imaging Technologies
Alto Imaging Technologies is a leading provider of advanced imaging, digital content management and publishing solutions for the education, legal, medical, government, insurance and digital publishing markets. Alto Digital Publisher (ADP) is used by institutions such as MIT and Cornell University to meet rigorous coursepack production requirements. Integration with CCC's Web Services on copyright.com automates the licensing process for ADP users by enabling instant pricing and placement of copyright permissions orders from within the ADP user interface.
Find out more at www.altoimaging.com or call 1-251-343-9339, extension 111.
Atlas Systems
Atlas Systems, developer of the ILLiad library system, has applied its experience in library automation software to electronic delivery and reserve systems to create the Ares Electronic Reserves System. Ares leverages the Open Odyssey Electronic Delivery protocol used by ILLiad and other application providers. Atlas Systems' Ares E-Reserves System is designed to quickly and efficiently automate library reserve services for faculty, students and reserve staff. Ares provides around-the-clock access to a reserves collection and saves time for faculty members and library staff. To help manage items placed on reserve, staff members can make notations if copyright permission is required to use content or has already been obtained. By integrating Ares with CCC's Web Services, users can easily obtain copyright permissions for electronic reserve materials without leaving the Ares environment.
Find out more at www.atlas-sys.com/products/ares or call Atlas Systems at 1-757-467-7872, extension 401.
cSubs
Corporate Subscription Management Services – “cSubs” – offers a complete, managed system that enables STM and non-STM companies to easily and conveniently control and administer all subscriptions and orders for newspapers, magazines, books, directories and online services ordered by their employees.
With access to more than 200,000 newspapers, magazines, electronic journals and subscription-based online content, as well as several million books including all business, technical, STM and popular titles, cSubs helps companies and their employees save time and money and makes managing their subscriptions easy, efficient and productive.
cSubs web-based system automatically provides the lowest authorized rate for all material, including Group Rates and Licenses, Trade Discounts, Renewal Discounts, Student/Educator and Volume Discounts, Institutional and Member Rates, Special Offers and more. The cSubs web order screen helps employees identify where to share or borrow a publication instead of ordering another copy, while respecting copyright and publisher terms and conditions.
cSubs is a WBENC-certified woman-owned company, serving many Fortune 500 and other large and small companies throughout North America and internationally, for more than 20 years.
Find out more at www.csubs.com or contact David Rifkin at 201-307-9900 x102 or by email at drifkin@csubs.com.
Docutek
Docutek, a SirsiDynix Company, is a leader in e-learning collaboration and communications solutions for K-12, higher education and libraries. Docutek ERes, a powerful and easy-to-use electronic reserves system, is considered by many to be the leading e-reserves solution on the market today. ERes offers CCC Connect, a feature that enables users to search, price and obtain copyright permissions from within the ERes system. There is no additional fee for CCC Connect and it's easy to use.
Find out more at www.docutek.com/products/eres/features.html or www.copyright.com/docutek or send email to sales@docutek.com.
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HighWire Press
With 1,395 journals and over 6 million articles from more than 140 scholarly publishers, HighWire Press, a division of the Stanford University Libraries, hosts the largest repository of free, full-text life science articles in the world. The integration of CCC's Web Services into the HighWire platform allows HighWire publishers to offer their customers instant permission to reuse their content right where they view it, all in a matter of minutes. The convenience of the integration helps improve the online experience for readers, while simplifying publishers' permissions processes and increasing revenue from the secondary use of their content.
Find out more at http://highwire.stanford.edu/help/.
eReserve from Ntech is an electronic reserve system that delivers cost-effective and copyright-compliant file and study material distribution. eReserve can integrate with customer's preferred Learning Management System (such as Blackboard or Moodle as example) as well as other core systems used at institutions.
eReserve can assist organizations in achieving full copyright compliance and has several key compliance aids built in, such as the automatic ISBN and ISSN conflict catcher.
The eReserve system is easy to use and maintain and can quickly and efficiently report on users' current level of compliance and build a foundation for preventing future copyright issues.
Find out more at http://www.ereserve.com.au/.
OCLC
Founded in 1967, Online Computer Library Center (OCLC) is a non-profit computer library service and research organization dedicated to the public purposes of furthering access to the world's information and reducing information costs. More than 27,000 libraries, archives, and museums in 171 countries around the world use OCLC services to locate, acquire, catalog, lend and preserve library materials.
The OCLC ILLiad Resource Sharing Management system automates interlibrary loan functions to increase productivity and reduce paperwork. By integrating this system with CCC's Web Services, librarians can check copyright fees and place orders without ever leaving ILLiad. As a result, ILLiad users experience a streamlined permissions process that saves time and minimizes data entry errors.
Find out more at www.oclc.org/illiad, call 1-800-848-5878 or send email to melvynt@oclc.org.
Online Business Applications
Online Business Applications was founded in 1983 to serve the unique software and solution needs of the Pharmaceutical and Biotech industries. Its Information Request Management System (IRMS) has become the most widely used medical information processing system in the industry. Online Business Applications teamed up with CCC to create the new Medical Information Copyright Interface (MICI). The MICI interface integrates IRMS and CCC's Web Services to give IRMS customers instant access to copyright permissions. Users can quickly search, price and obtain permissions without ever leaving IRMS. MICI also automates usage reports and invoices, saving time and freeing staff to focus on other priorities.
Find out more at www.irmsonline.com, call 1-630-243-9810 or send email to sales@irmsonline.com.
Project MUSE
Project MUSE is a unique collaboration between libraries and publishers, providing 100% full-text, affordable and user-friendly online access to a comprehensive selection of prestigious humanities and social sciences journals. MUSE journals are heavily indexed and peer-reviewed, with critically acclaimed articles by the most respected scholars in their fields. Currently, MUSE provides full-text access to current content from over 400 titles representing nearly 100 not-for-profit publishers. The integration of CCC's Web Services into the Project MUSE platform allows MUSE publishers to offer their customers instant permission to reuse their content right where they view it, all in a matter of minutes. The convenience of the integration helps improve the online experience for readers, while simplifying publishers' permissions processes and increasing revenue from the secondary use of their content.
Find out more about Project MUSE at http://muse.jhu.edu/about/muse/index.html.
Pubget
Pubget is a search engine for PDFs in the life sciences, indexing nearly 20 million life science research documents, including those in PubMed®. Users conduct searches in similar fashion to PubMed or Google Scholar.
Pubget solves the problem of full-text document access in life science research. Instead of search results linking to papers, Pubget delivers users directly to the papers in the search results. Users can save, manage and share papers online. The core Pubget service is free to the scientific community. By integrating with CCC's Web Services, Pubget provides users with an efficient means to obtain copyright permissions directly within the Pubget research platform.
Find out more about Pubget at http://corporate.pubget.com/services/premium.
Publishing Technology
The Publishing Technology group enables publishers to focus on their core competences by providing a single, trusted partner for both technology requirements and business development services. It is the largest provider of software and services for the publishing industry, servicing eight out of ten of the world's largest publishers. The group's services span front and back office systems and provide an end-to-end suite of software specifically designed to support the publishing process.
By integrating CCC's Web Services into its journal hosting platform, IngentaConnect, Publishing Technology's publishers can offer their customers instant permission to license and reuse their content right where they view it, all in a matter of minutes. Users simply click the "Get Permissions" button and they can instantly search, price and pay for permission to use and share content. CCC handles royalty collection and automatically distributes monies back to the publisher.
Find out more about Publishing Technology at http://www.publishingtechnology.com.
Saint Mary's Press
Professor's Choice® (a service of Saint Mary's Press) offers affordable, customer-selected material drawn from a consortium of respected educational publishers. By selective use of chapters, sections, and articles from previously published works, educators create their own customized texts. Educators may even include their syllabi or other teacher-created or selected materials. The custom book is then printed, bound, and shipped by Professor's Choice® to campus bookstores or to an alternative destination of the educator's choice. By integrating with CCC's Web Services, St. Mary's Press provides users with an efficient means to obtain copyright permissions directly within the Professor's Choice publishing solution.
Find out more about Professor's Choice at www.professorschoice.com/.
SirsiDynix
SirsiDynix is the global leader in strategic technology solutions for libraries. SirsiDynix offers a comprehensive integrated suite of technology solutions to improve the internal productivity of libraries and enhance their capabilities. SirsiDynix Resolver uses powerful OpenURL reference linking technology to maximize the investment in e-resources. Smart linking to CCC's permissions services from SirsiDynix Resolver enables librarians and staff to quickly and easily secure copyright permission for content use including e-reserve postings and interlibrary loan.
Find out more at www.sirsidynix.com, call 1-800-917-4774 or send email to sales@sirsidynix.com.
Study.Net
Study.Net is a Web-based learning resource designed to accelerate and enhance the educational experience for students and professors around the world. Study.Net's services are used by professors to identify and quickly assemble academic content for immediate online delivery to students. Study.Net also facilitates student collaboration and the open exchange of knowledge with discussions, self-publishing, and access to a store of related learning material from leading academic publishers and knowledge sources. Study.Net uses CCC's Web Services to enable professors to search, price and obtain copyright permission inside of the Study.Net interface.
Find out more about Study.Net at www.study.net.
Wolper Subscription Services
Wolper provides subscription and information management resources to corporate, government, public and academic customers providing access to more than 300,000 serial titles, including mainstream consumer magazines; academic, scientific and medical journals; books, CD-ROMs, newspapers, and e-journals; both domestic and foreign, in both print and electronic formats. Wolper serves a wide range of industries from pharmaceutical to finance; also, many of the world's leading publishers; as well as academic, public, corporate and government research libraries. In addition to serials (e.g., journals and newspapers), Wolper also handles books, site licenses, ERM and other information solutions.
Find out more about Wolper Subscription Services at www.wolper.com.
RESELLER
RightSphere Reseller Partners
Reprints Desk
Reprints Desk, Inc. helps companies to obtain and use scientific, technical, and medical (STM) literature in compliance with copyright and Good Promotional Practices. Services are designed to save time and money, and improve workflows for professionals in information management, research, regulatory affairs, legal, medical affairs, education, sales and marketing. In addition to integrating RightSphere Plus into their STM Document Delivery solution, Reprints Desk is an authorized sales agent of RightSphere.
Find out more information about Reprints Desk at www.reprintsdesk.com or call 1-415-533-8308.
Learn how the Reprints Desk/RightSphere integration works
REFERRAL
ACL (Business) Referral Partners
Professional associations across several industries are invited to partner with CCC to build awareness of copyright and offer their members specials discounts on the Annual Copyright License.
AHA Solutions, Inc. is a resource to hospitals pursuing operational excellence. As an American Hospital Association (AHA) member service, AHA Solutions collaborates with hospital leaders and market consultants to conduct product due diligence and identify solutions to hospital challenges in the areas of finance, human resources, patient flow and technology. AHA Solutions provides related marketplace analytics and education to support product decision making. As a subsidiary of the AHA, the organization convenes people with like interests for knowledge sharing centered on timely information and research. AHA Solutions is proud to reinvest its profits in the AHA mission: creating healthier communities. For more information, contact AHA Solutions at (800) 242-4677 or visit www.aha-solutions.org.
The Annual Copyright License is endorsed by The American Hospital Association (AHA)
Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC)
The Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) is the world's largest organization serving the professional and business interests of attorneys who practice in the legal departments of corporations, associations and other private-sector organizations around the globe. ACC promotes the common interests of its members, provides resources to help save time, money and effort, contributes to their continuing education, helps them succeed in their careers and provides a voice on issues of national and international importance.
With more than 25,000 members employed by over 10,000 organizations in more than 70 countries, ACC connects its members to each other, and to the people and resources necessary for their personal and professional growth.
Find out more at www.acc.com, call 1-202-293-4103, extension 360 or send email to membership@acc.com.
RightsLink Referral Partners
Professional publisher associations are invited to partner with CCC to build awareness of copyright and offer their members special discounts on RightsLink.
Association of Learned and Professional Society Publishers (ALPSP)
The Association of Learned and Professional Society Publishers (ALPSP) is the largest trade association for scholarly and professional publishers. It has more than 360 members in 36 countries, publishing scholarly content in many different ways. Over 10,000 journals are published by ALPSP members as well as numerous books, reports, databases and other products and services. Membership of ALPSP has been taken up by a wide range of different types of publishers - journal publishers, book publishers, learned societies and professional bodies, database publishers, university presses and intergovernmental organizations. The variety and range of the 260+ publisher members and the 100+ associate members who provide services to the sector provides a unique network serving the interests of scholarly publishing worldwide. ALPSP is a RightsLink Plus referral partner.
Find out more about ALPSP at www.alpsp.org or send an email to ian.russell@alpsp.org.
General Referral Partners
CCC partners with organizations to provide individuals with a broad set of licensing solutions beyond text rights.
Limelight, a service of RightsFlow, is a one-stop online tool that allows people to clear the rights to cover songs quickly and easily. Limelight works on their customer’s behalf to obtain the proper licenses with the copyright owners and handle all royalty reporting and payment obligations. Through Limelight, artists, bands, ensembles, and other groups can get mechanical licenses which allow those groups to manufacture, distribute, and sell recordings of compositions owned or controlled by a third party publisher. License types include: physical (CDs and more), permanent digital download (a la iTunes, eMusic, etc.), interactive streaming and ringtone sales.
Listen to the Beyond the Book podcast interview with RightsFlow General Counsel Scott Sellwood.
Find out more about Limelight at www.songclearance.com.
