The delegation of the Macedonian collective organization AZAS paid a working visit to AIPA’s premises in Ljubljana this week. The AZAS delegation was led by general director Kiril Gjozev, accompanied by Dejan Iliev – President of the Supervisory Board, Ognen Antov and Ivica Dimitrijević both members of the board of AZAS. AIPA’s commitment to building […]
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On May 16th, AZAS was invited to Brussels by AEPO-ARTIS who organised a seminar on the EU enlargement and the impact hereof on performer rights. With representatives from three different EC Departments, performer organisations from a.o. Türkiye, Serbia, North Macedonia and Georgia and over 65 participants, the seminar was a succesfull first step towards a
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Can we talk about a state strategy in our country when it comes to the creative industry, if we consider that the cultural and creative industries are one of the priorities of the European Union in recent years?Does North Macedonia keep pace with the new innovative models in the world, what are the possibilities of
The first regional conference on copyright in audiovisual art of Central and Eastern Europe, organized by SAA (the European umbrella association that brings together organizations for the collective exercise of copyright in audiovisual art), AIPA and ZAPA (Slovenian and Polish organizations for the collective exercise of author’s rights), was successfully completed in Belgrade. rights), and
Today in Belgrade, the general secretary of AZAS, Kiril Gjozev, together with the director of UFUS AFA PROTECTION and the president of the Supervisory Board, Dejan Ilijev, signed a cooperation agreement. The meeting was also attended by the President of the Management Board of UFUS AFA PROTECTION Srdjan Dragojević, as well as the President of
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For the first time, artificial intelligence may be posing a threat to the creative professions. Their fear has to do with the use of artificial intelligence in film-making. Specifically, producers appear to have asked if they can scan the faces of artists who are not in leading roles. They pay them a wage and can
INDUSTRY The industry is already feeling the effects of the actors’ and writers’ strike Advanced Television: The actors’ and writers’ strike in the US is already having a major impact on the scale of advertising spending. In June, consumption fell again and reached the third lowest volume in the last seven years and the lowest since the
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A work of art created by artificial intelligence without any human input cannot be copyrighted under United States law, a U.S. court in Washington has ruled. Only works with human authors can receive copyrights, U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell said on Friday, affirming the U.S. Copyright Office’s rejection of an application filed by computer scientist
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EUROPEAN INSTITUTIONS The European Parliament: The together-together.eu community has been launched, which is dedicated to meeting, exchanging knowledge and learning new skills about democracy and the EU. The purpose of the community is also to encourage Europeans to participate in the European elections next year. More about this at this link . European Parliament: Artificial intelligence expert Letitia Parcalabescu talks with
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Today at the offices of the National Center of Cinematography, a meeting was held between representatives of SUADA, Mr. Elton Kallfa and Mr. Xjulio Hysesani with the General Secretary of the Association for copyright and related rights (AZAS), of North Macedonia, Mr. Kiril Gjozev, the Executive Director of KKK, Mr. Arben Lami and Mrs. Majlinda
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