Autodia Collective Management Organization of Music Authors & Rightholders

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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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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NEWS

News, Press Releases, Announcements

OPI Conference: Copyright in the Spotlight

Monday, 10 March 2025

With the participation of the BoD Chairman Yiannis Glezos, the Director General Margarita Panagiotopoulou, executives and legal advisors of AUTODIA, as well as a number of distinguished Greek and foreign representatives of institutions and organizations, the International Conference entitled “Copyright in the Spotlight” organized by OPI (Hellenic Copyright Organisation), which celebrates its 30th anniversary, was completed on Friday, March 7, at the “Dimitrios Pandermalis” Amphitheatre of the Acropolis Museum.

AUTODIA LABS: Workshops on Music Copyright in Practice

Monday, 24 February 2025

Are you a composer and/or lyricist? Want to know more about your rights? Do you have questions about the various uses of your songs/musical works and the resulting royalties? Do you now need more effective management of key issues related to your musical works in the complex music ecosystem? Join Autodia Labs, the workshops on music copyright in practice!

MEPs' joint letter on the protection of cultural and creative industry in the AI era

Thursday, 20 February 2025

Forty-one MEPs, including Nikos Papandreou, address a Letter to Commissioners Henna Virkkunen and Glenn Micallef on defending the rights of artists and creators facing the challenges of generative artificial intelligence and digital platforms, on the initiative of Laurence Farreng, who, along with Marcos Ros Sempere and Bogdan Zdrojewski, co-organised the "Meet The Authors" event on 29/1, at the European Parliament, along with GESAC.

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