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In the ever-evolving landscape of digital content and intellectual property, the concept of fair dealing remains a key feature of UK copyright law, designed to balance the interests of creators and users of works protected by copyright....

Of course you will be familiar with the key features of the CLA Education Licence – that you can photocopy, print out, scan and digitally copy up to 5% of a publication your institutions owns....

High quality content is at the heart of collaboration in the workplace. Copying and sharing published material plays a crucial role in fostering ideas and expanding knowledge across organisations....

Public Sector Licensing Manager and licence specialist, Daniel Elsey, answers your questions. CLA’s Daniel Elsey has been licensing Local Authorities, public bodies, and government departments for over 17 years....

On Friday 2 February 2024, the House of Lords Communications and Digital Committee released its report around large language models (LLMs) and generative AI, which CLA submitted evidence to in 2023. ...

Routine tasks of copying, sharing, and saving published content have become a key part of our day-to-day at work, especially when there’s an endless amount of content readily available online....