Have Your Say: Consultation on Document Delivery Licensing
Consultation on Digital Content Store (DCS) Developments
Have Your Say: Consultation on NHS Workflow Tool
CLA has been exploring the options for providing a content workflow tool to the NHS in England as part of a new three-year deal with the Department of Health.
Have Your Say: Consultation on CLA Digital Content Store (DCS) Developments
Consultation on Digital Content Store (DCS) Developments
Have Your Say: Consultation on CCC Student Assessment
The Copyright Licensing Agency (CLA) is proposing to include CLA repertoire in the Student Assessment Licence offered by the Copyright Clearance Center (CCC).
Have your say: Abstracts Use under CLA NHS Licences
The Copyright Licensing Agency (CLA) is proposing to extend the right granted under its NHS licences to permit the reproduction of abstracts in current awareness bulletins, accompanied by a link to the full text, and to host these current awareness bulletins on their organisations’ gov.uk websites.
Have your say: CLA Collaboration Licensing in the UK Public Sector
The Copyright Licensing Agency (CLA) is proposing to extend the right granted under its licences to UK public sector organisations to collaborate with other similarly licensed organisations. This proposal is relevant to publishers that receive secondary licensing income from local and central government and the NHS.
Consultation: New CLA Enhanced Business Licence incl. Website Republishing from 2017
This consultation is for a new Copyright Licensing Agency (CLA) enhanced Business Licence that allows licensees permission to republish up to five articles per year on a licensee’s website, for an increased licence fee. It will be of interest to magazine publishers who will be invited to opt in to the website republishing element of the licence.
Have your say: Changes to Document Delivery Licence
This consultation is for proposed changes to the Copyright Licensing Agency (CLA) Document Delivery licence.
Have your say: New CLA HE License
This consultation is for the new Copyright Licensing Agency (CLA) Higher Education Licence 2016-2019. It will be of interest to publishers who have their material copied by the Higher Education sector.
Outcomes: Consultation on CLA Corporate and Public Sector Licence Permissions
CLA and CCC recently signed a significant new five-year agreement. Under this arrangement, CLA’s rights will be included in CCC’s global corporate licences, so extending the reach of secondary licensing and delivering additional revenue streams for publishers.