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Fundraising campaign for Ukrainian publishers
Börsenverein launched a donation project for Ukrainian publishers, bookstores and authors together with the Ukrainian Association of... Read moreTDM opt-out protocol
On 5 June, FEP co-organised a webinar with AIE and EDRLab on the machine-readable Text and Data Mining (TDM) Protocol that was developed to... Read moreEuropean Book Market Statistics 2023-24
In what is becoming a traditional appointment on the first day of the Frankfurt Book Fair, the Federation of European Publishers presented the... Read moreSearch
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Withdrawal of the Late Payment Regulation proposal
13 November 2026
The Federation of European Publishers welcomes the announcement by the European Commission of the withdrawal of the Late Payment Regulation proposal in the Work Programme for 2027. While late (…)
Read moreFEP and other international book organisations sign an appeal to promote reading among young people
13 April 2026
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Bologna Children’s Book Fair: the global book community appeals to international institutions: "Let’s join forces more than ever to promote reading among young people: it is vital to democracy" (…)
Read moreFEP Statement - European book publishers condemn the exclusion of three German bookshops from the German Bookshop Award
11 March 2026
11 March 2026
The Federation of European Publishers joins the International Publishers Association, our member, the German Booksellers and Publishers Association (Börsenverein des Deutschen Buchhandels) and the (…)
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