GESAC reacts to Article 17 Guidelines
GESAC has issued a press release in reaction to the Article 17 Guidelines released last week by the European Commission. Unfortunately, the long-awaited guidelines create more uncertainty than clarity.

GESAC has issued a press release in reaction to the Article 17 Guidelines released last week by the European Commission. Unfortunately, the long-awaited guidelines create more uncertainty than clarity.
GESAC has joined six live events organisations in submitting a list of proposals on the practical steps that should be taken for a safe reopening of cultural events. The proposals, along with a letter pledging our support, has been sent to EU Commissioners Mariya Gabriel and Thierry Breton. (more…)
This year’s edition of the ALAI European Authors’ Right Award, supported by GESAC, was awarded to Seun Lari-Williams for his essay “Bridging the Value Gap Between Content Creators and Digital Media Platforms: A Case Study of YouTube”. (more…)
As a follow-up to the release of the Rebuilding Europe study in late January, GESAC held a webinar event on 23 March to discuss how Europe can prepare for a reopening of cultural venues and relaunch of cultural activities.
Officials from the European Commission and Parliament took part in the panel discussion alongside two creative industry representatives.
Read more for a recording of the event.