Join us tomorrow for CLA InPractice 2026

A free online event for Further Education. Covering accessibility, AI, copyright compliance, and supporting learners and staff.

You can register here: bit.ly/4rZIZX8

#InPractice #FE #FutherEducation #FEevent #FEAI #FECopyright

Written statements - Written questions, answers and statements - UK Parliament Information from UK Parliament on written questions & answers, written statements and daily reports.

You can read the Government's statement here: questions-statements.parliament.uk/written-stat...

We will continue to engage with government and industry as this develops, helping to ensure licensing solutions evolve in a sustainable and balanced way.

For more information on our Generative AI Solution, visit: link.cla.co.uk/4bFBezg

@simonhutson.bsky.social, CLA CEO said: “Copyright remains the foundation of the creative economy, and licensing provides a practical, market-based way to make it work. What’s crucial now is giving licensing time to develop."

Our Generative AI Solution will provide a clear, and trusted infrastructure for AI developers to use published content, helping the UK lead the way in ethical, permissioned AI development.

The report also highlights the important role that licensing plays in enabling lawful access to content and ensuring fair remuneration for rightsholders and creators. As recognised in the report, CLA is working closely with ALCS and PLS to develop a collective licensing solution for generative AI.

We welcome the UK Government’s report today on Copyright & Artificial Intelligence.

The Government’s decision not to proceed with its preferred option for a copyright exception with an opt-out, and therefore allow the licensing market to continue to develop, brings valuable clarity to the sector.

We're proud to sponsor the Charles Clark Lecture, taking place today at London Book Fair, looking forward to hearing from Rt Hon Lord Justice Richard Arnold, who will be discussing the Territoriality of Copyright under Strain: Implications for the Publishing Industry.

#LBF26 #AI

Join Simon Hutson (CLA), Tom West (PLS) and Barbara Hayes (ALCS) at #LBF26 for a session on building a collective approach to licensing content for gen AI.

Olympia Room | Thursday 12 March | 11:00 - 11:45

Don’t miss it: https://bit.ly/4cXLTaw

#GenAI #Licensing #Publishing #Copyright

Save the Date: CLA InPractice 2026

Join us on the 26th of March for this year’s online CLA InPractice event, with the full agenda coming soon.

You can register here: https://bit.ly/4rZIZX8

#InPractice #FE #FutherEducation #FEevent #FEAI #FECopyright

Join our CLA Insights: Understanding the CLA Public Administration Licence in a Generative AI World

🎯 Ideal for: Public sector professionals
💬 Expect: Live polls, expert insights
📅 Date: 26th January, 12:00 PM (London)
📍 Location: Zoom

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We’re pleased to share that Simon Hutson will be joining CLA as CEO on 9 February 2026.

With 20+ years’ experience at the BBC, Reuters and Cision, he brings deep industry expertise as CLA develops new solutions like the Generative AI Training Licence.

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Responsible AI in PR starts with strong governance | Copyright Licensing Agency Understand the importance of Responsible AI in PR amidst growing adoption, with insights on policy and compliance challenges.

GenAI is now part of day-to-day PR work, but governance and compliance need to keep up.

65% of firms are using AI, yet only 60% feel confident they’ve got a policy in place.

What does responsible AI use look like in your comms team right now?

https://bit.ly/49nlfWv