NHS staff can now get the information they need, faster than ever before
New Licence Plus Document Delivery tool offers
simple on-demand access to copyright cleared journal articles

UK and Irish Copyright Licensing Agency join forces to help Irish universities deliver remote learning during COVID-19 crisis.
Higher education institutions in Ireland given greater access to book content through CLA Digital Content Store.

The Copyright Licensing Agency is hosting an essay writing competition for 16-19 year old students in the UK.

Students are invited to submit answers to the question ‘social media has been a disaster for intellectual property’. Discuss. A panel of judges will decide which three essays will win a cash prize.

Since the outbreak of the corona virus crisis PMLL have been liaising closely with teachers about the Schools Printed Music Licence (SPML) and understanding how we can help to continue to support their music education while schools are operating largely remotely, other than for children of key workers.

Copyright Licensing Agency relaxes copyright licence rules to support sector through COVID-19 crisis.
UK higher education institutions have been given greater access to scanned book content and can also copy an increased amount from many print books.

During these uncertain times, the only thing we can be sure of is that music is available and remains good for everybody. It helps raise our spirits, makes us happy and brings people together (even remotely) in the most trying of circumstances.

Copyright Licensing Agency and Health and Social Care in Northern Ireland (HSC NI) are happy to announce the signing of a new five-year agreement.

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.