Copyright Licensing Agency and NHS Wales have agreed to extend the central licensing agreement that provides blanket coverage for a further two years so that staff can copy published content in the course of their day-to-day work without having to seek permission each time.

Business arrangements in the light of the latest Government advice about safeguarding health and containing the COVID19 outbreak

We have just launched a national competition for UK students aged 16-19 to write an essay around the subject of intellectual property and social media.

On Wednesday 11 December, the sixth CITE Forum took place at Mary Ward House in London with over 60 delegates from UK Higher Education institutions in attendance.

CLA and Kortext release a joint announcement regarding the future development KeyLinks.

Staff don their wellies in aid of sustainable Tree Planting experience in East London.

UK teachers see budgetary constraints as one of the main barriers to the adoption of digital technology in schools. Yet greater access to digital versions of textbooks is the most desired resource for teachers. The findings come from a survey of more than 800 teachers and school leaders conducted by YouGov on behalf of CLA.

From April 2019, staff working for the NHS in England can provide digital copies from books, journals and magazines to patients and their carers or guardians.

The second annual Shake It Up awards ceremony took place on Tuesday 2 July at London's Living Room in City Hall.

Last week’s Summer CITE Forum took place in the Diamond Building at the University of Sheffield on Thursday 30 May with over 50 delegates from UK universities in attendance.