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Copyright Licensing Agency (CLA) definition

What does Copyright Licensing Agency (CLA) mean?

The copyright Licensing agency licenses the copying of extracts from published copyright content including print publications and digital works. Its member organisations are: the Authors’ Licensing and collecting society, Publishers’ Licensing Services—representing the rights of authors and publishers respectively, the Design and Artists Copyright Society and the Picture Industry Collecting Society for Effective Licensing (PICSEL) who look after the rights of visual artists.

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