Following a successful migration of all its existing users to the new enhanced KeyLinks platform, the rebus:list reading list platform used by universities and other library institutions has now been closed down.

Printed Music Licensing Ltd (PMLL) and the Copyright Licensing Agency (CLA) are launching the second annual Shake It Up competition for music teachers across the UK, promoting the importance of printed music in education and the Schools Printed Music Licence (SPML).

Just over two years after the innovative web-based platform was made live, the Digital Content Store (DCS) celebrates its 100th user.

Publishers’ Licensing Services (PLS) hosted their Annual Rights and Licensing Forum on the 10th July 2018. Read on for our summary of the event and highlights from the talk Mat Pfleger, Chief Executive of CLA, gave to attendees.

The Copyright Licensing Agency (CLA) and the Cabinet Office, acting on behalf of government organisations, have reached a new three-year licence agreement that will provide continuing coverage for staff of over 100 departments, agencies, and Non-Departmental Public Bodies (NDPBs).

The Summer Meeting of the Copyright Information & Technologies in Education (CITE) Forum for Higher Education (HE), hosted by CLA, will take place in one week's time at the University of Sheffield.

This Global Accessibility Awareness Day we are delighted to announce that our Education Licence for Schools and Further Education has now been updated to allow for the provision of more accessible copies for the print-disabled.

Shake It Up, the musical arrangement competition for Schools hosted by the Schools Printed Music Licence (SPML), last week held its first annual awards ceremony. We celebrated the success of its first winner, Iain Wilkinson from Keswick school, Cumbria, along with the other shortlisted finalists.

We'll be at this year's CILIP, the library and Information Association, Annual Conference, taking place at the Hilton Brighton Metropole over the 4th-5th July.

The Copyright Licensing Agency (CLA) has decided, in consultation with the Intellectual Property Office (IPO), to withdraw its application to operate an extended collective licensing scheme.