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Support for digital uses
Translations are provided as a service to Arcom users and are supplied “as is”, throught the DeepL tool. Consequently, only the text of the original version is authentic.
Please note that not all the files have been translated.
Digital citizen educational kit
The French national data protection agency (CNIL), the Rights Defender and Arcom have created a teaching kit that brings together all the resources designed for the education of digital citizens, aimed at trainers and parents who guide youngsters in digital matters.
How to spot illegal sites
When you're browsing the Internet for cultural goods, you may unknowingly be browsing a site that infringes copyright. In addition to infringing creative rights, these sites often present significant risks for their users. In addition to the listings provided by Arcom, there are a number of clues that should alert you to the possibility of accessing the works you're looking for on sites that respect copyright.
Encouraging the development of legal supplies
Article L. 331-12 of the French intellectual property code entrusts Arcom with the mission of "encouraging the development of legal supplies", the content of which is specified in article L. 331-17: the Authority is responsible for developing tools aimed at strengthening the visibility and listing of legal supplies among the public.
Fight agains piracy awareness raising campaign
Arcom and the Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée (CNC) have joined forces to develop a communications campaign designed to raise public awareness of the fight agains piracy.
The aim of the campaign is to encourage the growing number of Internet users to change their habits in favor of practices that respect creativity. In 2022, 86% of French Internet users aged 15 and over had consumed at least one cultural object online (films, series, video games, music, etc.).
These new spots are shown on TV, cinema, radio and social networks.
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