Isentia and Copyright Agency finally secure licensing agreement

Isentia has entered into the new standard licence terms offered by the Copyright Agency. This agreement brings an end to the long-running proceedings initiated by Isentia in the Copyright Tribunal of Australia against the Copyright Agency.

Isentia, owned by UK-based Access Intelligence, has had a copyright licence with the Copyright Agency for over 20 years. The new terms will be available to media monitoring organisations until at least late 2025.


Copyright Agency chief executive, Josephine Johnston, said: “The agreement to new standard licence terms is an important milestone for the industry as it provides an opportunity for stability and consistency for existing and new entrants to the sector. It will be offered to all other media monitoring organisations operating in Australia.”

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