Since 13 September 2022, ADAGP has been accredited by the Ministry of Culture to deliver extended collective licences. It allows ADAGP to extend contracts authorising the exploitation of its members’ works to non-member artists-authors, for the same type of artworks.
Which exploitations does this extension apply to?
- The exploitation of works in digital form by educational establishments for illustration purposes, as part of their teaching activities (art. L. 122-5-4 of the French Intellectual Property Code) ;
- The exploitation of visual artworks by content-sharing platforms (art. L. 137-2-1 of the French Intellectual Property Code);
- The exploitation of visual artworks within scientific works openly released on the Internet (art. L. 139-1 of the French Intellectual Property Code).
Who is this measure for?
Only organisations accredited by the Ministry of Culture can deliver extended collective licences. ADAGP is the first collective management organisation to be accredited in France.
Artists and authors who are not members of the repertoire of the collective management organisation concerned (visual arts, music, literature, etc.) benefit from this scheme, which allows them to receive, on the same basis as ADAGP members, a share of the remuneration collected under this licence.
Inform us of your opposition
Non-member artists who do not wish to benefit from this measure can complete the form below. ADAGP will take your decision into account as quickly as possible.