From the expert

Copyright from an educational author’s perspective: Ann Gravells

Ann Gravells has been working in Further Education since 1983, and writing and editing books for SAGE since 2006.  She is a fellow of the Society for Education and Training. Here we find out how copyright is important to her. ...

Q&A with Springer Nature’s Leslie Lansman: Ethical content sharing and the benefits of the CLA Pharmaceutical Licence

The CLA Pharmaceutical Licence is a collective licence covering millions of works from thousands of publishers, permitting UK professionals working in the healthcare and pharmaceutical sector to make paper or digital copies of published content, subject to certain terms and conditions, from most books, magazines, journals and websites....

Navigating your Pharmaceutical Licence: Essential FAQs answered

CLA Head of Licensing, Sarah Johnson, answers the most frequently asked questions on the CLA Pharmaceutical Licence. Here she covers need-to-knows on the Pharmaceutical Licence, as well as the Collaboration Licence and Multinational Licence, she covers all bases to help organisations Copy, Right....

Helping the pharmaceutical sector with the regulatory submission process

CLA’s Commercial Operations Manager, Andy Greenan, looks at why a CLA Pharmaceutical Licence is invaluable for any company developing a new drug. When I’m talking to CLA clients in the pharmaceutical sector, it is clear that one of the most complex and lengthy processes they have to go through is regulatory submission....

Practical tips for using your CLA Education Licence

If your institution has an Education Licence from the Copyright Licensing Agency, this covers staff to copy extracts from a range of published materials your institution owns, without seeking the permission that can be necessary under copyright law....

Meet Bob Johns: Strengthening MMO Licensing at CLA

My Journey into the Media Industry In the 1990s, fresh out of college with a Media Degree, I eagerly sought opportunities in the media industry. Through a connection, I secured a position at Romeike & Curtice, a company boasting a legacy as the world’s oldest press-cutting bureau, tracing its roots back to 1854....