It has come to our attention that there may be some confusion about exactly what is allowed under the terms of the NLA’s various Digital Licenses.

For the avoidance of doubt:

• There is no difference in the usage rights between any of the NLA’s digital licenses. The only difference between Option1 and Option 2 relates to how they pay the NLA for the content they receive, not what they can do with it.
• No non-PCA organisation is allowed to hold any digital copies of News International content under any circumstances.
• Digital licensees are allowed to store a scanned copy of non-NI content on their internal intranet for a period of 7 days as long as
• the client accesses the PDF via a link provided by their PCA(S);
• the client prints the document locally (i.e. in their office);
• the client scans the document themselves; and
• the client posts it to their intranet.

PCAs are not allowed to manage this process on behalf of their clients.

I hope this helps clear up any questions that may come up. If you would like to discuss any of this further, please feel free to contact your Account Manager.

The KPI report for December 2007 is now available in the Documents area.

Please feel free to contact us with any questions.

Just a bit of fun!

1. Name the top four PCAs ranked by their client views in week 50 in order (One point each correct answer from rank 1 to 4) (for obvious reasons we wont share the true answers)
1. ?
2. ?
3. ?
4. ?
2. What was the total usage of eClips in Week 50? (to the nearest 5,000 hits)
3. How many regional newspapers are on eClips? (excluding the 18 Scottish regional editions)
4. How many total organisations and total users were registered on eClips as of Dec 21^st?
5. Tie break - Please complete the sentence, "I like eClips because…"

Answers be email to Support@nla.co.uk

The highest score wins a bottle of Veuve Cliquot

Happy Christmas

All

Thank you for your support this year. It’s been a big year for NLA, with eClips now live at all major media monitoring companies, and many thousands of users getting their cuttings from NLA every morning. Its been a big change for all of us and t’s taken a lot of work from everyone involved;- our staff, suppliers, and most of all our clients. We appreciate your custom and will work hard to help you capitalise on your investment.

We hope 2008 will be a year where we can all profit from the opportunities we now have to build the business relationship and range of services you can offer your clients.

Happy Christmas

Andrew Hughes

To help you get the best out of the supplemental coverage you subscribe to, we will be increasing our coverage of the regional titles to include all of the content being received from them that is currently being discarded.

Most regional titles have a combination of region and time later editions, so a mixed approach has been taken regarding the processing of these to reflect the nature of the various editions.

The new region and time edition combination for the titles that will have their coverage increased will be the following (includes current + new content):

Format is:

Title

Region

Edition – Name of edition

• Yorkshire Post

Null:

01 – South Yorkshire

02 – Hull & East Riding

03 – West Riding

04 – Final (Saturdays only - single later edition that day)

NorthYorks:

01 – North Yorkshire

Av. extra 12 pages/day

• The Press & Journal

Null:

01 – Latest

02 – Islands

03 – Islands*

04 – Moray

05 – North East

06 – Aberdeenshire

07 – Aberdeen

Av. extra 43 pages/day.

• East Anglian Daily Times

Null:

01 – Essex

EastS:

01 – East Suffolk

WestS:

01 – West Suffolk

Av. extra 23 pages/day

• Eastern Daily Press

Null:

01 – West Norfolk & Fens

02 – Norwich

Norfolk :

01 – North & South Norfolk

Waveney:

01 – Waveney

Av. extra 12 pages/day

• Manchester Evening News

Null:

01 – First

02 – Second

03 – Third

04 – City *

05 – City ***

Av. extra 5 pages/day

• Birmingham Mail

Null:

01 – First

02 – Second

03 – City Centre Final

BlackCountry:

01 – Black Country

Solihull :

01 – Solihull

Worcestershire:

01 – Worcestershire

CityNorth

03 – City North

CitySouth

03 – City South

Av. extra 27 pages/day

• Coventry Telegraph

Null:

01 – Nuneaton

02 – Coventry

Warwick :

01 – Warwickshire

Av extra 16 pages/day

• Daily Record

Null:

01 – First

02 – Highlands

03 – East

04 – West

Grampian:

01 – Grampian

Tayside:

01 – Tayside

Av extra 1 page/day

This represents a total average extra 140 pages per day.

For all other titles we are already processing all material received.

The implementation plan is to go live with the extra editions on the following days in December:

Friday 7^th: Coventry Telegraph, Daily Record, Manchester Evening News

Friday 14^th: Press and Journal, East Anglian Daily Times, Eastern Daily Press

Friday 21^st: Birmingham Mail, Yorkshire Post

Any queries, please contact your account manager.

Regards,

James