Inside the AI Revolution: How Publishers at Frankfurt Book Fair Are Redefining Their Future
In addition to the panel, Kaufman will speak at The Scholarly Kitchen Live on October 8, 2026, during Session 2, Licensing as the Key. His presentation will focus on licensing as a foundation for sustainability, integrity, and addressing emerging legal and market issues related to AI.
CCC recently released its 2026 Copyrighted Content Usage Trends Report, which examined how professionals share externally published content and highlighted the impact of AI on copyright compliance and risk management. The organization also announced the addition of funder data within Ringgold Organizations, a persistent identifier solution used by publishers, service providers, and funders. The update includes more than 21,000 funder records, a new Ringgold Funder ID, and expanded metadata to improve publishing workflows and provide insights into the funding landscape.
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