At the eve of the 2024 elections, European publishers call on the European Parliament to uphold a vibrant publishing sector, the largest cultural industry in Europe, ensuring that we can continue to freely publish a wide variety of books, guaranteeing freedom of expression, a plurality of opinions and our democratic values.
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FEP Activities- week 31 March 4 April
• EC/Study commissioned by DG research on text and data mining
• EC/ Civil Society Dialogue Meeting-Trade Sustainability Impact Assessment on the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (...)
TISP press release for the launch of the smart book
On April 8th, TISP is launching the Smart Book, an open web resource for publishing and ICT professionals. The official release of the Smart Book will be hosted by the London Book Fair and the (...)
Read moreInterview of Anne Bergman-Tahon, FEP Director, in the April issue of Giornale della libreria
The April issue of Giornale della libreria features an interview of Anne Bergman-Tahon, FEP director. The focus is on the manifesto published by EWC, FEP and EIBF for the European élections.
The (...)
FEP Activities- week 24-28 March
• EC/ The Future of ICT for Culture and the Creative Industries • EP/ Meeting with the assistants of Emer Costello (Ireland, S&D), Sylvie Guillaume (France, S&D), Isabelle Thomas (France, (...)
Read moreJoint session FEP-EIBF on VAT changes in 2015, 10th of April 2014, London Book Fair
On the 10th of April, a joint session FEP-EIBF on "VAT changes in 2015" will take place between 2.30 pm and 3.50 pm at the London Book Fair (room Hampton, EC2).
If you wish to attend or if you (...)
Commissioner Michel Barnier visits the Salon du Livre in Paris
On the 24th of March, Michel Barnier, EU Commissioner for Internal Market, visited the Salon du Livre in Paris.
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FEP Activities- week 17-21 March
• EP/ Breakfast organised by the Swedish Pirate MEP for libraries in the EP • EP/Launch of EIF Report ’The Digital World in 2030: What Place for Europe?’ • EP/Policy breakfast on the future of (...)
Read moreFEP Activities- week 10-14 March
* EP/ Meeting with Mary Honeyball’s assistant
* EP/ Strasbourg session
* EC/TTIP stakeholders event
* EC/ Multilingualism Platform
* Brussels/ CMBA communication group (...)
Next TISP events
The next TISP events will take place in Bologna and London.
The TISP workshop at the Bologna Children’ Book Fair will take place on the 26th of March and will focus on Story-telling and (...)
EWC-FEP-EBF’s joint manifesto for the European elections available in French, German and Italian
Authors, publishers and booksellers have launched a joint manifesto for the European elections. Groups and parties leaders, MEPs, national parties should be made aware of the main challenges for (...)
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