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FEP VAT Resolution
Brussels, 5 December 2017
Federation of European Publishers’ VAT Resolution
On 1 December 2016, the European Commission issued a long-awaited and much-needed proposal to allow Member States – if (...)
New Premises
FEP secretariat has moved to its new offices in Brussels.
The new address is:
Chaussée d’Ixelles 29/35 (Galerie Toison d’Or, next to Théâtre de la Toison d’Or) - Box 4
1050 (...)
FEP Declaration for Ministers of Culture in Frankfurt
COMMUNIQUE DE PRESSE 10-10-2017
Les éditeurs européens réunis au sein de la Fédération des Editeurs européens profitent de la présence de nombreux Ministres de la Culture à l’occasion de la Foire du (...)
FEP meetings in Frankfurt
Thursday 12 October from 12.30 till 14.30 – FEP Rendez-Vous with outstanding speakers: Commissioner Tibor Navracsics, MEP Christian Ehler and EC Director Giuseppe Abbamonte and a special guest, (...)
Read moreEWC-FEP-CEATL statement on Article 12 of the DSM Directive and Recital 36
Brussels, 28 September 2017
The European Writers’ Council, the Federation of European Publishers and the European Council of Literary Translators’ Associations have been informed of the proposal (...)
FEP reaction to Romanian draft law on textbooks
Mr Klaus Werner Iohannis President of Romania
Brussels 25th August 2017
Dear Mr President,
Yesterday, our Romanian colleagues informed us that the Minister of Education announced that he is (...)
FEP asks the Lithuanian Parliament to repeal the unfair tax legislation
Seimas of the Republic of Lithuania Committee of Culture Committee on Social Affairs and Labour Committee on Legal Affairs COPY: Government of the Republic of Lithuania Ministry of Culture of (...)
Read moreFEP Report of Activities 2016-2017
FEP Report of Activities 2016-2017 is online!
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Pierre Danet, Chief Digital Officer of Hachette-Livre Group, passes away
The Federation of European Publishers is very sad to have to announce the passing away of Pierre Danet, Chief Digital Officer of Hachette-Livre Group and a long-time Board member of the (...)
Read moreFor a diverse and future-oriented European book culture
On the occasion of the Berlin Book Days, the French and German trade associations of the book industry launched a joint appeal to the political leaders in Berlin, Paris and Brussels.
Text of the (...)
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