BAPLA
Photography - Pinner, England, United Kingdom
BAPLA Employees
BAPLA Details
The British Association of Picture Libraries and Agencies, or BAPLA, is the trade association for picture libraries in the UK and has been a trade body since 1975.Members include the major news, stock and production agencies as well as sole traders and cultural heritage institutions. A substantial percentage of images seen every day in print and digital media is supplied by BAPLA members.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------OUR VISIONTo be a clear and representative voice for the United Kingdom image licensing industry.OUR CORE OBJECTIVESSUPPORT- Represent members of all sizes and types- Support best practice amongst members in their business dealings- Encourage developments that assist members to connect with new and existing marketsINFORM- Inform picture buyers and the creative industry about our members' collections, products and services- Provide members with relevant business information- Engage with members and the creative community to share and extend industry knowledgePROTECT- Lobby at a national and international level to protect members' interests- Promote strong, fair and effective copyright and IP rights- Work with other organisations in the creative industry that share our objectivesBAPLA is a member of the Alliance for IP, The British Copyright Council, The Creative Industries Federation and The Creator's Rights Alliance. We are a founding member of CEPIC (Coordination of European Picture Agencies Stock, Press and Heritage) and maintain close ties with the DMLA (Digital Media Licensing Association).------------------------------------------------------------------------------------For updates on our members, events and industry news: https://bapla.org.uk/news/And we regularly post industry jobs: https://bapla.org.uk/jobs/
BAPLA Technologies
Email Providers
Outlook
CMS
WordPress.org
Fonts
Typekit
Hosting
DigitalOcean
Other
Mobile Friendly
CSS and JavaScript Libraries
Bootstrap Framework