Business
Businesses use a wide range of information on a daily basis to analyse market information, educate staff, monitor competitor activity and keep up-to-date with the latest industry news and trends.
Sometimes businesses are not aware of how easy it is to infringe copyright. Simply emailing an internet article to colleagues, or photocopying a newspaper story, could be an infringement.
For this reason, CAL offers licences to cover the use of copyright material by businesses. The licences are easy to use and administer, and aim to assist businesses to minimise the risk of copyright infringement.
The CopyrightAccess Licence is suitable for when you are using journals, websites, books or photocopying newspaper articles. For example, if you are sourcing information about a competitor from the internet and sharing it with your colleagues, then CopyrightAccess is the right licence for you.
The NewsAccess Licence for business is suitable for digital use of newspapers. For example, if you need to scan an article that you see in a newspaper about your business and share it with your colleagues, then you would find the NewsAccess Licence useful.
Find out about CAL’s
Document Delivery Licence which short-cuts the process of obtaining permission for copying of works directly from copyright owners.
If you wish to undertake activity outside of what is outlined above, or if you are unsure if your business is copyright compliant, please contact our Licensing Consultants on
1800 066 844 (toll free within Australia) or +61 2 9394 7600. You can email us on
copyrightaccess@copyright.com.au.