📢 The global CISAC community calls for streaming royalties in Poland. Authors' societies from around the world, grouped within CISAC, have come together to back the campaign in Poland for audiovisual creators to be legally entitled to royalties for their work. 🎬 Screenwriters

✨CISAC’s 2024 General Assembly drew more than 75 member societies to Seoul, with leading creators and policy makers joining a meeting that was inspired by the creative success story of Korea and dominated by the biggest issue of our times - artificial intelligence. In addition

Generative AI, improving the mental health and wellbeing of music creators, and increasing collaboration brought the CEOs and Chairs of authors' rights societies from around the world to a very special joint session with @CIAMcreators in Seoul. 🔗 ciamcreators.org/Newsroom/counc…

CISAC member @SGAEactualidad announced their 2023 results of €349.1 million distributed, exceeding revenues and an increase of 11.9% compared to 2022. 🔗 cisac.org/Newsroom/news-…

What is the future of authors' societies and the collective management of rights in the age of AI? CISAC Director General Gadi Oron was invited to address this highly topical subject at the 2024 Sir Hugh Laddie Lecture at University College London. AI is challenging the rights

CISAC Director General Gadi Oron has delivered the 2024 Sir Hugh Laddie Lecture at UCL (University College, London) on the intersection between Artificial Intelligence and collective management of rights. Click on the link to find out more and watch the whole lecture.

The creative industries and academics need to work together to properly understand and prepare for the spread of AI in the creative sector. 🎤 CISAC’s Director of Legal and Policy Constance Herreman Follain joined leading academics and legal practitioners to discuss the impact

CISAC has released its latest newsletter from the Latin America and Caribbean regional office, offering an account of recent activities and strategic priorities for its members in the region. The newsletter updates on the region’s work on AI and technology and provides an

CISAC has today joined forces with European and international creators’ rights organisations to express concern over the recent cut in private copying compensation in Finland - from 11 million euros to 5.5 million euros. A joint statement addressed to the Finnish government,

Thank you to the incredible 4,000+ members who participated in the recent AI & Music Survey. We are very excited to share the results and our next steps in a special online launch, on Monday 19 August 12pm AEST. apraamcos.com.au/about-us/news-…

In the largest study of its kind in the region, APRA AMCOS has unveiled the results of its exhaustive report into AI in the music sector – AI and Music – revealing the technology’s potentially devastating impact on Australian and New Zealand music creators. By 2028, 23% of music

Prof. Dr. Reinhold Kreile, Honorary President and former CEO of GEMA, fought for the protection and promotion of copyright and persistently campaigned for the rights of music authors. cisac.org/Newsroom/socie…

Sonia Boyce and John Akomfrah join 4,000 artists calling on the UK government to support the visual arts with new cultural policies ow.ly/vqS350TiPRF

Over 4,000 artists and arts professionals have co-signed a letter to the UK's Department for Culture, Media and Sport, backing policy recommendations to support the visual arts sector, that have been developed by 24 visual arts organisations including CISAC member