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FEP Activities – Week 23-27 February & Week 2-6 March
Week 23-27 February
EC/ Meeting with the European Commission about the R&D needs of publishers
EC/Meeting with Commissioner Oettinger
EP/Commissioner Oettinger in the European Parliament (...)
Open letter from the book sector on the CJEU decision on VAT on ebooks in France and Luxembourg
This is the open letter regarding the decision of 5th March of the CJEU on the VAT case of France and Luxembourg that FEP, together with the European Writers’ Council and the European and (...)
Read moreBook trade meets Martin Schulz
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The Federation of European Publishers and the European and International Booksellers Federation meet with Martin Schulz, President of the European Parliament
On the 25th of (...)
CMBA dinner with Val Mac Dermid
Together with colleagues from the CMBA, FEP took part in the organisation of a dinner with world known crime writer Val McDermid at a restaurant in Strasbourg and welcomed a high turn up of MEPs (...)
Read moreFEP Activities –Week 16-20 February
EP/ Meeting with MEP Adinolfi and several MEP assistants on the Reda report
EC/ Commissioner Oettinger’s rountable on exceptions and limitations
EC/ Shaping the Future of Digital Social (...)
FEP Activities –Week 9-13 February
EC/ Buying services everywhere in the single market
EP/ Meeting of the Organising Committee of EIF debate on “Digital Single Market: Barriers to e-Commerce”
EP/ Meeting with assistants of (...)
The Federation of European Publishers condemns the attacks perpetrated in Copenhagen
The Federation of European Publishers wishes to join the Danish Publishers Association and the International Publishers Association in stark condemnation of the vicious attacks perpetrated (...)
Read moreWeek 2-6 February
* EP/ Meeting with MEPs and assistants on Julia Reda report
* EP/ Meeting with the JURI secretariat
* EP/ S&D Workshop: A Competitive and Inclusive Digital Single Market
* Council/ (...)
FEP Activities- Week 19-23 January & 26-30 January
Week 19-23 January
> EP/ Culture Committee Meeting
> EP/ Exchange of view with Vice-President Commissioner Timmermans
> EP/ Presentation of Reda report
> EP/ Meeting with MEP Comodini Cachia (...)
Save the Date- European Union Prize for Literature ceremony- 23rd June 2015
You wil find the invitation below, in jpeg and PDF format.
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