NLA and CLA launch licensing pilot
1st February 2012
1st February 2012
The Newspaper Licensing Agency (NLA) and the Copyright Licensing Agency (CLA) have announced a joint initiative that will give business users of newspaper, magazine and book content the ability to organise their copyright requirements through a single licensing body.David Pugh, Managing Director of the NLA explains:“The aim of the pilot ... Read more »
Online Information 2011: Seminar and Drinks Reception
14th November 2011
14th November 2011
To celebrate the launch of 'What can I do with this content?', The Copyright Licensing Agency will be hosting a drinks reception on stand 431 at this year's Online Information conference and exhibition. The drinks reception will follow CLA's seminar, 'Your Online Content: Free to View, not Free to Copy?' in ... Read more »
Publishers International Conference
27th October 2011
27th October 2011
The Publishers Association is pleased to announce the 2011 International Conference The changing scene in International Markets for UK Publishers, taking place on Thursday 15th December 2011 at Fishmongers' Hall, London EC4. As the UK publishing industry is the world leader for book exports it stands at the forefront of ... Read more »
THE COPYRIGHT LICENSING AGENCY (CLA) ANNOUNCE LAUNCH OF NEW, INDUSTRY-STANDARD ONLINE COPYRIGHT ICON
12th October 2011
12th October 2011
New online copyright iconThe Copyright Licensing Agency (CLA) today announced a new online copyright icon that enables publishers to communicate their copyright permissions in a clear and simple display. ‘What can I do with this content?’ is intended for any online publisher – whether they have a single site or ... Read more »
Major research project demonstrates popularity of online course readings and value of CLA HE Scanning Licence
28th July 2011
28th July 2011
The LIFE-SHARE project, funded by JISC (Joint Information Systems Committee) ran from September 2009 to February 2011, and comprised detailed research into issues surrounding digitization of materials within the Higher Education sector. The universities of Leeds, Sheffield and York (constituting The White Rose University Consortium) were used as case study ... Read more »


