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“One publishes books in which one has faith” - Françoise Nyssen from Actes Sud meets with European representatives at the FEP Publishers’ lunch
This Tuesday September 23rd, FEP invited French-speaking European political representatives to meet with Françoise Nyssen, President and CEO of the French Publishing house Actes Sud, for a (...)
Read moreFEP annual Rendez-Vous at the Frankfurt Book Fair
As every year, meet with FEP at the Frankfurt Book Fair for its traditional Rendez Vous. The event will be held on the 9th of October 2014, from 12.30 till 14.30. Our president, Pierre Dutilleul, (...)
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2014 Winners of the European Union Prize for Litterature to be announced at the Frankfurt Book Fair
Wednesday, 8th of October 2014 will be no ordinary day for European litterature! Indeed, that day, Europe will celebrate some of its finest emerging authors by awarding them the prestigious (...)
Read morePublishing for Britain: A manifesto for publishing, culture and the economy
Last Friday (19/09), marked the launch of Publishing for Britain, the British Publishers Association’s Manifesto. Publishing for Britain covers eight policy areas which the association calls for (...)
Read moreIP-Watch Spotlight: WIPO Lex, Database Of Global IP Systems
WIPO Lex is a publicly available online database under the World Intellectual Property Organization providing streamlined access to the intellectual property systems of almost 200 jurisdictions. (...)
Read moreADEB - The educational publisher: a professional devoted to education
In these autumnal times marking the beginning of new terms, be they educational or political, the Association of Belgian Publishers (ADEB), wishes to convey the educational publishers’ common (...)
Read moreFEP Activities- Week 1-5 September & 8-12 September
> EP/ Telecoms package, Digital Agenda and Presidency priorities at the Industry, Research and Energy Committee
> EP/ Culture Committee meeting
> EC/ EUPL: meeting with Cabinet of Commissioner (...)
FEP featured in a Lithuanian reportage
At the occasion of its general assembly in Vilnius in June 2014, FEP collaborated with Delfi TV, a Lithuanian Internet news chanel, on an interesting reportage about developments in the (...)
Read moreSave the Date - FEP annual Rendez-Vous - 9th October 2014 - Frankfurt Book Fair
The 9th of October, a date to save ! The Frankfurt Book Fair will be soon opening its doors and, as usual, FEP will be present. Once again, the Federation seizes the opportunity to host its (...)
Read moreThe end of educational book market in Hungary
The Federation of European Publishers believes in democratic societies based on freedom of expression and its corollary, freedom to publish. At its September 2014 meeting in Cracow, our (...)
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