NLA Media Access Appoints New Chairman
London, 19th October 2020 NLA Media Access is pleased to announce the appointment of Clive Marshall as non-executive Chairman. Clive joins the Board and will take over as Chairman with effect from 19th...
View ArticleNLA Simplified Licence
Today we are pleased to announce the launch of a completely new licence. Whether you are renewing your NLA licence, or applying for a licence for the first time, you may wish to consider the...
View ArticleNLA Appoints Chairman
NLA Appoints Chairman NLA Media Access is pleased to announce the appointment of Brian McCarthy as Chairman, with immediate effect. He succeeds Tim Brooks, who retired as Chairman in September....
View ArticleIntroducing NLA’s new ‘Title Search’ tool
If you’ve been browsing our website lately, you may have noticed a new feature in our navigation bar labelled ‘Title Search’. We’re delighted to (formally) introduce you to this new tool. Step 1/3:...
View ArticleHelping schools get the news they need with the NLA Schools Licence
NLA media access is dedicated to supporting journalism. Our efforts however are not just in the form of returning licensing revenue back to publishers. As children around the UK prepare to go back to...
View ArticleTim Brooks to step down as NLA Chairman
NLA Media Access has announced that Tim Brooks is to step down as Chairman after six years at the helm. Tim joined the company in 2014 and has overseen the transformation of the business, inducting a...
View ArticlePPA Festival 2019 – NLA brief publishers on new ways to monetise their content
NLA media access recently hosted a roundtable at The PPA festival - the magazine industry’s biggest event of the year. The day-long festival concentrates on the challenges and opportunities facing...
View ArticleNMA & NLA: the importance of partnership in 2019
Lynne Anderson- News Media Association deputy chief executiveAt the start of 2019, the year ahead promised to be one of partnership and collaboration, both for the News Media Association and the local...
View ArticleCWRL Micro: a new price for the smallest companies
One of the NLA’s newest licences is the Corporate Web Republishing Licence (CWRL); an optional licence, it allows copies and excerpts of articles to be placed on organisations’ websites. This is...
View ArticleHow our Online Article Tracker System (OATS) helps detect copyright abuse
Copyright abuse is a major issue that affects all publishers and creators of original content. It’s easier now, more than ever, for content to be taken, copied and plagiarised without permission of the...
View ArticleA Licence to Share: why you need a Corporate Website Republishing Licence
Businesses rely on news media in various ways; keeping on top of what competitors are doing, as an analysis tool for consumer interests and brand reputation, or to showcase the great work their...
View ArticleNLA International Partnerships-A Year in Review 2018
Throughout 2018 NLA media access has continued to increase and deepen its reciprocal partnerships across the world. These agreements are vital in making copyright compliance easier for end users,...
View ArticleNLA announce new partnership with PMCA
NLA licensees will now be able to copy most New Zealand newspapers under the terms of their NLA licences, following an agreement reached between NLA media access and PMCA, New Zealand’s newspaper...
View ArticleNLA media access 2018 Annual Report
After another year continuing to focus on NLA’s mission of supporting journalism, today we have published our 2018 Annual Report. We are delighted to have achieved our 21st consecutive year of revenue...
View ArticleNLA media access hosts PDLN international licensing conference
Delegates from over 20 countries gathered in London earlier this month at the Press Database Licensing Network (PDLN) annual conference. The conference (hosted by NLA) aims to help publishers,...
View ArticleProtecting local newspaper content online
This year is the 20th anniversary of Local Newspaper Week, a celebration of the work done by local outlets and journalists in creating trusted and quality news that supports local communities. In the...
View ArticleCelebrating diversity in journalism on International Women’s Day
Andrew Hughes, International Director of NLA media access presenting Joanne Butcher, Chief Executive of the NCTJ with a cheque for £100,000 at the annual Journalism Diversity Fund celebratory event....
View ArticlePast, Present and Future
NLA's mission in supporting quality journalism has never been more important. At a time when 'fake news' is rife and the threat to publishers of digital platforms such as Google and Facebook is...
View ArticlePrime Minister announces review into the future of British press
On 6th February 2018, Prime Minister Theresa May announced a review into the future of newspapers. Speaking in Manchester, the Prime Minister noted that the closure of titles was a “danger to our...
View ArticleNLA media access expands overseas content for licensees by growing portfolio...
NLA media access has bolstered its range of international partnerships with the inclusion of both Poland and Australia to its portfolio of news content. This means that NLA licence holders now have...
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