The NLA threatens legal action for web aggregators ahead of new online charges

By Gemma O'Reilly, prweek.com, 08 December 2009, 8:00am

The Newspaper Licensing Agency has struck a deal with all but two press cutting agencies and web aggregators for licensing of paid-for business-to-business monitoring of web content.

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