An optional alternative to the existing Business Licence and Web End User Licence.
From 1st May 2020.
No. If you move onto the Simplified Licence, it may give more flexibility, but the rights granted under the existing Business Licence and Web End User Licence will also be replicated in the Simplified Licence.
There are just three: level (bronze, silver, silver plus or gold), quantity (low, medium, high or very high) and the number of people in your organisation (including Affiliates and Franchisees, if applicable).
Yes. This takes into account all articles received; whether paper, digital (e.g PDF, scan or email) or web links (to online articles).
No. You can stay on your current licence. NLA will let you know costs for both options and answer any questions.
Yes. The CWRL grants its own particular set of rights.
Yes, agencies will need to keep the PR Client Service Licence (or Standard PR Licence) in order to share content with clients. However, the Simplified Licence can be used to cover any internal copying by PR agencies, if required.
Whichever enables you to the greater number of users.
A minimum of 80% of the revenue we collect goes back to publishers, as royalties.
Yes. All NLA represented national, regional and foreign newspapers, and magazine titles are included.
Yes. Please speak to us about switching over at any time.
Yes, you can choose Extended Access for whichever licence you are on.