CEPIC Member, Bridgeman Images, is the world's leading source of fine art, cultural, and historical media for reproduction, this week they have announced an exclusive partnership with Art Directors Club Italy (ADCI) to foster creativity and innovation. Together, they will work on various collaborative projects, including creative competitions and awards, aimed at celebrating and promoting emerging talent in the field of communication.

We are delighted to announce that Imago, the leading independent photo agency in Germany and the largest producer of sports content in Europe, has joined us as a Bronze Sponsor for this year's highly anticipated CEPIC Congress in Juan-les-Pins, France. Their unwavering support will enhance the experience for all attendees, as they generously sponsor the Congress delegates' bags and badges.

The European Union is on the verge of implementing groundbreaking legislation on artificial intelligence (AI) with the EU AI Act. This regulatory framework will set the stage for governing AI technologies across the EU. To help individuals and organisations understand the complexities of this impending law, we introduce the AI Act Explorer.

We're thrilled to welcome Sipa USA to the CEPIC family! As a leading international media agency specialising in entertainment, news, and sports content, Sipa USA brings a wealth of experience and expertise. With a roster of top media companies as clients, Sipa USA is dedicated to delivering high-quality content to audiences worldwide.

Envato, under the leadership of CEO Hichame Assi, has embedded diversity at its core. In 2023 they introduced 'Embrace Diversity' as a central theme and showed their commitment by adhering to Workplace Gender Equality Australia standards, using metrics like the Australian Workplace Equality Index for gender and LGBTQ inclusivity. Read more from their 2023 DE&I report...

CEPIC stand alongside over 200 organisations in Europe’s cultural and creative sectors who are calling on the Member States to show global leadership and approve the AI Act at the COREPER meeting scheduled today, Friday 2nd February. Read the joint statement...

In a significant development for the AI industry in Australia, the Australian Government announced it will adopt a risk-based and proportionate approach to AI regulation. Recognizing that Australia’s current regulatory framework does not adequately address the unique challenges associated with AI technologies... Read on for more.

As the AI Act approaches a critical vote by member states on 2nd February 2024, 71 organisations spanning various cultural industries have penned a collective appeal to Mr Gabriel Attal, the Prime Minister of France. The appeal, driven by concerns over potential attempts to dilute copyright protections for European AI operators, emphasises the need for a balanced approach that respects copyright while fostering innovation.