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CEPIC is pleased to announce its newly elected Board for 2025–2027, combining experienced members with new voices to guide the organisation into its next chapter. With Gilles Devicq as President, Philippe François as Vice President, and Sergi Griño continuing as Treasurer, the new board will focus on collaboration, innovation, and supporting the global visual media industry.

CEPIC is pleased to welcome CyberMirage as our newest member. The company offers next-generation technology to protect web content from unauthorised use, empowering creators and businesses to safeguard their images and documents without compromising visual quality or user experience.

CEPIC is proud to join OnDAM Paris 2025 as a Silver Sponsor, where Executive Director Sylvie Fodor will speak on how to avoid deep fakes, sharing insights from CEPIC’s recent project and research with Sciences Po Lab. The event, taking place 18–19 November in Paris, will bring together leaders in DAM, AI, and visual media to explore the future of content authenticity and trust.

Imatag is proud to be cited in the World Privacy Forum’s September 2025 report “Privacy, Identity and Trust in C2PA”, recognising its contribution to advancing secure and transparent content provenance. The report highlights Imatag’s commitment to protecting creators’ privacy, maintaining metadata integrity, and strengthening trust in digital media.

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Bria has achieved full compliance with the EU AI Act, publishing its Copyright Policy, Public Summary of Training Content, and detailed Model Documentation Form. This milestone underscores Bria’s commitment to transparency, responsible AI development, and industry leadership.

CEPIC is proud to be a Silver Sponsor of OnDAM Paris 2025, the leading conference dedicated to Digital Asset Management. Join us in Paris on 18–19 November for two days of keynotes, workshops, and networking focused on DAM innovation, AI, and the future of content strategy.

Over 70 leading UK creators and creative organisations, including Elton John, Sir Paul McCartney, and Getty Images, have signed an open letter urging the Government to defend copyright holders’ rights and stop Big Tech AI firms from exploiting their work. The signatories accuse ministers of ignoring international human rights obligations and prioritising US trade deals over the UK’s creative economy.