CLA welcomes Kit Fan as Creator Co-Chair

April 1, 2025 By Taylor Macdonald

CLA is pleased to announce poet, novelist and governance expert Kit Fan has been appointed as our new Creator Co-Chair. Kit brings a unique combination of literary experience and corporate governance expertise to the role, reinforcing CLA’s commitment to championing ...

CLA InPractice Online Conference 2025

March 27, 2025 By Taylor Macdonald

The CLA InPractice Online Conference for Further Education brought together a diverse group of people, including educators, copyright experts, and technology enthusiasts. The agenda spanned an array of topics from the Creative Arts in FE project, the use of AI ...

New research finds 82% of UK professionals use third-party content in generative AI prompts

March 27, 2025 By Rebecca Owen

CLA survey of nearly 4,000 UK professionals reveals widespread copyright risks for businesses.

CLA has published new research, “How professionals are using generative AI in the workplace and the copyright implications this creates” highlighting a significant gap between copyright awareness ...

CLA expands licences to support generative AI use in the workplace

March 18, 2025 By Rebecca Owen

The Copyright Licensing Agency (CLA) has announced the addition of new permissions to its commercial and public sector licences, enabling UK professionals to use copyright protected content to prompt generative AI (GAI) tools. These new permissions, effective 1 May 2025, ...

CLA partners with Recite Me to enhance the accessibility of its digital platforms

February 26, 2025 By Taylor Macdonald
The Copyright Licensing Agency (CLA) is proud to announce a more inclusive online experience, ensuring barrier-free access to its website content and services.

As part of CLA’s sustainability drive to ensure its platforms are more accessible to all, the organisation ...

Creative rights in AI Coalition calls on Government to protect copyright as GAI Policy develops

December 16, 2024 By Rebecca Owen

A new coalition of rights holders including publishers, authors, artists, music businesses, specialist interest publications, unions, and photographers has called on government to spur growth in the creative and tech sectors by protecting copyright ahead of an imminent consultation.

Launching ...