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Why should I join autodia?

RIGHTS BENEFICIARIES

Why should I join autodia?

Autodia is a non-profit Collective Management Organization that is managed and supervised by its own members, i.e. creators, songwriters or their representatives.

The Organization collects royalties on behalf of creators and rightholders in general from the uses of their works in public performance, mechanical reproduction and the internet, as well as the reasonable fee (private copy).

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Is a Public Performance License mandatory?

MUSIC USERS

Is a Public Performance License mandatory?

For the public use of music to be legal, it requires the prior permission of the creator/owner.

Autodia provides, through the granting of the Public Performance License, the possibility for the licensed companies to use its represented musical repertoire without restrictions.

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REPERTOIRE

Represented Repertoire

You can search the repertoire of the members of Autodia through the Home Repertory Portal and the represented Foreign Repertoire of Autodia through the Foreign Repertory Portal

Home Repertory Portal. Foreign Repertoire Portal.

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Music and Artificial Intelligence

AUTODIA supports innovation while respecting creators' rights, striving for a balanced and fair framework for the future of music and artificial intelligence.

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News, Press Releases, Announcements

"We Sing Together": Leading artists join forces for the people of the music community

Monday, 28 September 2026

There are evenings when music is not content with merely being heard. It becomes an act -an occasion for connection, solidarity, and support. Driven by this vision, AUTODIA -the Collective Management Organization of music authors and rightsholders- is organizing the major concert "We Sing Together" (Tragoudame Mazi), on Wednesday, 18/11/2026, at 20:00 at the Telekom Center Athens, promising a special musical evening featuring prominent and beloved figures of the Greek music scene. 

Australia Promotes Stricter Framework for AI and Resource Consumption

Australia Promotes Stricter Framework for AI and Resource Consumption

Tuesday, 22 September 2026

Australia is officially on a path of continuous regulatory reforms, with new proposals to limit natural resource consumption by AI data centers following statements by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on protecting the creative works of Australian creators.

Spotify Premium: The New Agreement with Kobalt Transforming the Remix Landscape

Spotify Premium: The New Agreement with Kobalt Transforming the Remix Landscape

Sunday, 20 September 2026

Entering a new era, the music industry is enabling listeners to move beyond their passive observer role and join the creative process as active contributors.

 

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What is autodia?

The certified Greek Collective Management Organization (CMO) for the copyright protection of the domestic and international musical repertoire that operates with efficiency, transparency and accountability.

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