Who we work with
ALCS works closely with representatives from the two main bodies of agents - the Personal Managers Association (PMA) and the Association of Authors' Agents (AAA) in the Writers' Organisations Advisory Group which ensures opportunities for secondary licensing are considered and taken forward appropriately.
We recommend that all agents advise their clients to join ALCS in order to receive any royalties that may be due to them.
If any agent has any questions regarding ALCS' services, please contact Andreea Stangu on 020 7264 5772.
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The Copyright Licensing Agency Limited (CLA) licenses organisations to copy from magazines, books, journals and digital publications on behalf of auth
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DACS is the UK's leading copyright and collecting society for artists and visual creators.
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On behalf of its Members ERA operates a licensing scheme for the educational use of copyright material.
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The National Union of Journalists (NUJ) represent over 38,000 journalists in the UK.
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Public Lending Right (PLR) is the right for authors to receive payment under PLR legislation for the loans of their books by public libraries.
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The Publishers Licensing Society's (PLS) sole objective is to serve the UK publishing industry by working to protect publishers' rights and to lead on
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ALCS works closely with the Royal Society of Literature (RSL), this year supporting both the V.S. Pritchett Memorial Prize and the Granta prize.
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The Authors Registry is a not-for-profit clearinghouse for payments to authors, receiving royalties from organizations and distributing them to US aut
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The Society of Authors has been serving the interests of professional writers for more than a century. Today it has more than 8,500 members in the UK.
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The Writers’ Guild of Great Britain is the trade union representing writers in TV, radio, theatre, books, poetry, film, online and video games.
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