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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The GAU launches “Renew the Book” startup competition
The General Publisher’s Association (GAU), the leading representative voice for books in the Netherlands, today announced the launch of Renew the Book - a startup competition aimed at bringing (...)
Read moreFEP Activities - 7-11 September 2015
European Projects/NEM Executive Group meeting Brussels/Print media sector meeting CW/Meeting with Luxemburgish presidency CW/Creativity Works! Plenary Brussels/FEP meetings on 10-11 September (...)
Read moreJob opportunity: EDRL looking for a Chief Technology Officer
The European Digital Reading Lab (EDRL), a recent French non-profit corporation (Association loi 1901) having a principal address at 14 Rue Alexandre Parodi, 75010 Paris, France) is a new (...)
Read moreFEP Activities - 31 August to 4 September 2015
EP/Meeting with MEP Maddy Delvaux (S&D, LX) EUPL/Meeting with Commission, Burson-Marsteller and Frankfurt Book Fair EC/Meeting with Commission Secretariat General Brussels/Print Media Group (...)
Read moreFEP Activities - from Week 27-31 July to Week 24-28 August
Week 27-31 July European Projects/Europeana Food & Drink Book/eBook Project Cluster meeting European Platforms/NEM Executive Group meeting Brussels/Meetings with other creative industries (...)
Read moreEuropean Union Call for Expressions of Interest in the field of publishing
The European Union has recently published a new Call for Expressions of Interest aimed at publishers who may be interested in working with the EU on co-publishing projects.
To access the Call, (...)
FEP Activities - Week 6-10 July & Week 13-17 July
Week 6-10 July EP/ Strasbourg Plenary Session on Reda report EP/ EPP Working Group on Copyright European Projects/Europeana Creative Culture Jam
Week 13-17 July EC/Meeting with DG CNECT on TDM (...)
New study builds pressure to reduce VAT on books, e-books (20 July 2015)
PRESS RELEASE
A new survey from the Federation of European Publishers and the International Publishers Association highlights major differences to taxing books and e-books.
The report, covering (...)
FEP Activities – Week 29 June - 3 July
EP/ Coordinated publishers’ day at the European Parliament
Publishers’ Day, 30 June 2015, Brussels o Belgium (ADEB) o France (SNE) o Germany (Börsenverein des Deutschen Buchhandels e.V.) o (...)
FEP Activities – Weeks 15-19 & 22-26 June
Week 15-19 June EP/ Vote in legal committee affairs on the Reda report EP/Presentation of the draft European Implementation Assessment on "The implementation, application and effects of Directive (...)
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