DMLA: The Voice of the Industry.
Empowering the Future of Digital Media Production, Distribution & Licensing: Advocacy + Education + Connectivity
DMLA = Education, Advocacy and Connectivity.
The Digital Media Licensing Association (DMLA) has been the united voice of the media production, distribution and licensing industry for over 70 years. We focus on advocacy, education and connectivity. By joining DMLA, you and your company will gain access to a powerful network of industry professionals.
Whether you're a creator, distributor, licenser, legal or technology professional supporting the industry, our organization is dedicated to connecting you with the information, resources and people needed to succeed.
DMLA Board Elects New Vice President.
Josiane Faubert
CEO, Picha Stock
Josiane Faubert is the CEO of Picha Stock. PICHA is a stock photo provider created with the purpose of changing the widely accepted, one-dimensional narratives of Afrocentric communities by providing users a platform to access adequate visual representation. For more information, go HERE.
Josiane has been an active and valuable member of the DMLA Board for several years. She has been on the Executive Board as an at-large member, and prior to that was the Marketing Committee Chairwoman. While Marketing Chair, she helped to revamp our marketing communications, including helping to build our social media program.
DMLA is a volunteer run organization. It is because of members like Josiane, who are willing to step up and commit time to the organization that we are able to impact the industry through education, advocacy and connectivity.
DMLA is Your Voice.
The benefits of membership go beyond education and networking. As a member of the DMLA, you'll also have a powerful voice in shaping the future of our industry. Through our advocacy efforts and policy initiatives, we work to ensure that the interests of our members are represented and protected at all levels of government.
“Freelance Worker Protection Act”
California Passes AI Digital Replica Law for Performers
Technological Innovations do not Negate the Fundamental Principles of Copyright Law
Federal Court Confirms That Copyright Registration Requires Some Human Input
DMLA Keeps Members Informed about Evolving Industry Dynamics
Whether you're involved in media production, distribution, licensing, or cater to professionals in these fields, DMLA is your dedicated ally. Our impact is felt through robust advocacy efforts on both national and international stages, addressing crucial industry issues. We remain at the forefront of industry trends, consistently providing our members with insights from leading experts to ensure they stay ahead in this competitive landscape.
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