Serving Creators Worldwide
CISAC is the world's largest network in the creative sector, with 227 societies in 111 countries.
CISAC's mission
A global voice to policy makers, to promote and protect authors’ rights across all repertoires
A global support to authors’ societies, through business tools and services
A global information authority, providing knowledge about the collective management system
CISAC Centenary - GA 2026
On 4th June 2026, Paris welcomes all CISAC delegates for a historic centennial edition of the CISAC General Assembly.
Visit the official CISAC Centenary page for information on registration, accommodation and meeting schedules.
For questions, please contact 2026ga@cisac.org.
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CISAC news
News ReleasesNew Private Copying Global Study highlights the continued importance of private copying remuneration for creators worldwide
News ReleasesCISAC Global Collections Report 2025
Global creators’ royalties reach €13.97 billion, powered by digital growth
News ReleasesCISAC's 2025 Annual Report spotlights AI advocacy, anti-fraud frameworks, and CIS-Net technology renewal
“We must never forget that it is the creators who are our top priority. Their voices must be heard and valued as we advocate and navigate our path through the AI revolution and beyond”. CISAC Board Chair Marcelo Castello Branco.
Society newsDirectors UK press release: High profile directors support new creative rights terms for film
ArticlesChina’s National Copyright Administration visits Chilean societies to further develop collective management knowledge
ArticlesCISAC advocates on behalf of visual artists for Argentina to adopt resale right
CISAC Resources and Services
CISAC's mission is to serve creators around the world. We support our members' licenses and collections, help ensure fair remuneration for creators, and provide an international center of knowledge and expertise to authors' societies around the world. CISAC has over 220 member societies in more than 110 countries in all regions of the world. It serves more than 5 million creators in five repertoires: music, audiovisual, theatre, visual arts and literature.