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The Newspaper Licensing Agency was established by the UK national newspapers in 1996 to manage newspaper copyright collection.  The NLA works on behalf of the UK's newspapers and licenses organisations to make paper and digital copies of newspaper content. The NLA currently licenses over 150,000 businesses and organisations ranging from large government bodies, plcs, and limited companies to partnerships and public relations agencies.
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Get articles, as they were published

When a story is good, you want it as published. You want to see the headline in bold, you want colour, you want the images.

Most news sites give you articles as text, when often the most valuable part of an article needs the image too. A graph showing an important trend for instance.

With ClipSearch, you can view the article as a digital newspaper clipping, or access to the Page View to see what other stories it accompanied, and how it was positioned.

 

Search over 100 newspapers in one place

 

There are 3 ways of searching.  Searches can be saved for re-user, and daily email alerts created from them.

  • Simple Search - for basic text searches
  • Advanced Search - for more refined searches requiring greater control (e.g. edition number, full date ranges)
  • Browse - for finding an article based on publication, date and page number

 Best of all, searching is unlimited and free.

 

Articles from around the UK

ClipSearch searches the NLA database of electronic newspaper clippings from over 100 UK national and regional newspapers, from 2006 onwards. The list of publications continues to grow and can be seen in the Clipsearch content list.

 

NOTES

Content is for research and thus subject to a 3-day embargo. For same-day media monitoring please contact one of the many media monitoring agencies.

Lloyds List content is not included in ClipSearch.

Also, any organisation that wishes to have access to FT content will need to subscribe directly to an FT content licence.  FT content licences can be purchased directly from the Financial Times.  Further details are available at:

Website: http://www.ft.com/corporate

Telephone: +44(0) 207 873 4001

Email: ftsales.support@ft.com