AEPO-ARTIS https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Performers, Policy, and Progress: what the Irish EU Presidency can unlock About AEPO-ARTIS writes an open letter to the Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson Home European Parliament adopts INI-report “Copyright and generative artificial intelligence – opportunities and challenges” The EU at large(r) Members’ Area AEPO-ARTIS opposes the standardisation of inaccessible protocols MUSIC360 closing event at the European Parliament Contact VOSS REPORT: AEPO-ARTIS welcomes the growing political support to change the balance between Copyright and AI but warns against ineffective action. NEWS MEPs question the legality of major label AI deals Joint call for a strong budget and an ambitious sectoral approach for music within the future AgoraEU programme Commission states that GPAI models trained without respecting rights reservations cannot be deployed within the EU AEPO-ARTIS writes an open letter to the President of Cyprus, Mr. Christodoulides Copyright Directive Yet another detailed study calls for the introduction of a right to equitable remuneration The dialogue must continue AEPO-ARTIS debates future of AI with Giuseppe Abbamonte AIPA Celebrates 15 Years of Trust and Collaboration Athens looks at music in the digital age The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on the Jobs of Creative Workers IPF Celebrates 25 Years with International Conference Harmonia 25 Performers discuss their term of protection at the European Parliament AEPO-ARTIS Seminar “Performers’ Rights in Europe: Challenges and Opportunities” – Press Release AEPO-ARTIS appeals to Finland’s Minister of Culture: Protect Private Copying Remuneration for Performers AEPO-ARTIS Joins EUIPO Observatory AEPO-ARTIS joins CSS in opposing the GPAI implementation package The music industry is not just a label-economy BEIJING TREATY Performer organisations strongly oppose the Commission’s report on the 2011 Term Extension Directive (2011/77/EU) AEPO-ARTIS joins a call for a comprehensive policy strategy and an ambitious budget for Europe’s music sector within AgoraEU AEPO-ARTIS writes an open letter to Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen AEPO-ARTIS Conference on FAIR Remuneration Conference: Performers’ FAIR remuneration as an EU objective AEPO-ARTIS at the Polish Presidency Copyright Conference ‘General-Purpose AI Code of Practice’-Joint letter from authors and performers sent to Executive Vice-President Virkkunen and Commissioner Micallef Performers react to the Commission Work Programme 2025 Letter to the Czech Minister of Culture Martin Braxa – concerns about recent development on private copying compensation AEPO-ARTIS says NO to the GPAI Code of Practice Spotify’s Loud but not so Clear ADAMI and SPEDIDAM exercise the opt-out right Paris 2025 AI Action Summit : International charter on ‘Culture and Innovation’ BECS Acts to Protect Audiovisual Performers’ Rights from Unauthorised AI Training Müyorbir becomes AEPO-ARTIS’ 40th member AEPO-ARTIS writes an open letter to the Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk A Fair Environment for Performers in Europe Policy Music360 at the European Parliament: A 360-Degree Perspective on the Value of Music