SACEM in the news

Information Minister Morcos met with SACEM to discuss strengthening copyright and intellectual property protection in Lebanon.

Sacem and Paris Match are collaborating on "Portraits & Création," an exhibition on the gates of the Hôtel de Ville from October 1st to December 15th, 2026, featuring artists who shaped Paris through archives and photographs.

Sacem and Paris Match are presenting an exhibition called "Portraits & Création" on the gates of the Hôtel de Ville from October 1 to December 15, 2026, showcasing artists who shaped Paris through a visual dialogue of archival materials.

Sacem celebrates its 175th anniversary with a free outdoor exhibition in Paris, showcasing musical creation through historical archives and portraits of artists tied to the city.

A Sacem masterclass in 2026 will educate beatmakers on author rights, declarations, royalties, and international opportunities in music production.

SACEM aims to regulate AI in music by advocating for authorization, transparency, and fair compensation for creators whose works are used to train AI models.

SACEM and Deezer have partnered to launch Sacem Play, a music broadcasting solution for independent businesses, aiming for a progressive launch by early 2027.

SACEM and Deezer are launching Sacem Play, a music streaming service for independent businesses, to enhance customer experience and ensure fair artist compensation.

SACEM and Deezer have partnered to launch Sacem Play, a music streaming service specifically for independent businesses, which will also improve royalty distribution.

Sacem and Paris Match are partnering for an exhibition at the Hôtel de Ville in Paris, showcasing artists and their contributions to Parisian culture.

Deezer and Sacem partnered to launch Sacem Play, a music streaming solution for independent businesses, leveraging Deezer's technology and Sacem's distribution network.

The article discusses the profound impact of AI on creative industries, emphasizing economic threats to creators and advocating for robust copyright protection and legislative action through the Darcos bill to ensure fair value distribution.

Peter Okoye admitted in court to receiving over $800,000 in SACEM royalties for P-Square, claiming the funds belonged to him and his brother, not Jude Okoye.

Peter Okoye admitted receiving $800,000 in SACEM royalties but denied his brother Jude's claim to a share, despite Jude signing the contract and directing some P-Square videos.

Peter Okoye testified in court that he received $800,000 in music royalties from SACEM, disputing his brother Jude's entitlement to any of it.

Singer Peter Okoye testified in court that he received $800,000 in royalties from SACEM, a French music rights organization, asserting that his brother Jude Okoye was not entitled to the money.

Flamme Kapaya is suing SACEM and Werrason for nearly two decades of unpaid royalties, highlighting systemic issues in the Congolese music industry regarding artist rights and collective management.

Sacem's existing rules for musical arrangements could be adapted to manage AI contributions, suggesting a system where AI tool users contribute to a collective fund for creators.

SACEM Lab is launching a challenge to find startups that can help explore its future in the metaverse, focusing on services and copyright management for creators.

SACEM, celebrating 175 years, discusses its support for the Rose Festival, its new endowment fund for cultural actions, its global leadership in copyright management, and its efforts to address AI challenges.