Publishers Licensing Society

Caroline Elmslie

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Publishers Licensing Society

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Caroline Elmslie

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The Publishers Licensing Society if fifteen years old this year. It represent publishers on the board of the Copyright Licensing Agency, and obtains mandates from publishers for the CLA to issue licenses for the reproduction of copyright works.The work of the PLS, including this payment system, is described, and present work on electronic copying is outlined.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1629/0961

How to Cite: Elmslie, C., 1996. Publishers Licensing Society. Serials, 9(1), pp.61–64. DOI: http://doi.org/10.1629/0961

Published on 01 Mar 1996.

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