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[Press release] Book statistics and AI at the core of publishers’ interests during FEP events at the Frankfurt Book Fair
FEP Director Anne Bergman during the FEP Rendez-Vous
During the 75th Frankfurt Book Fair, the Federation of European Publishers organised two public events: the presentation of the results of (...)
European Book Market Statistics 2022-2023
In what is becoming a regular appointment at the Frankfurt Book Fair, on Wednesday 18 October the Federation of European Publishers illustrated the results of its annual statistical survey of the (...)
Read more[Statement] The EU must act now to ensure that Generative AI is more transparent – for the sake of the book chain and democracy
On the occasion of the Frankfurt Book Fair, the biggest book fair in the world, the European Writers’ Council (EWC), the Federation of European Publishers (FEP) and the European and International (...)
Read moreFEP events at the Frankfurt Book Fair 2023
Discover the programme of FEP at the Frankfurt Book Fair 2023 and save the dates!
The book market in Europe 2022/2023: main data and trends
When: Wednesday, 18 October, 10h30-11h00 (CET) Where: (...)
[Press release] The European book sector needs proper support to fulfil its societal responsibilities and remain a world leader
The Federation of European Publishers (FEP) welcomes the adoption of the report on the Future of the European Book Sector today by the European Parliament with an overwhelming majority. This is (...)
Read more[PRESS RELEASE] Publishers welcome the balanced assessment and recommendations of the Culture and Education Committee for the European book sector
The Federation of European Publishers (FEP) salutes the adoption with a large majority of the report on the Future of the European Book Sector today in the Culture and Education Committee (CULT) (...)
Read moreFEP laments the passing of the Ukrainian writer Victoria Amelina
It is another sad day in Ukraine where we have learned of the passing of Victoria Amelina, the Ukrainian author. Victoria succumbed to wounds suffered during the bombing of Kramatorsk on 27 June, (...)
Read moreEuropean Book Market Statistics 2022-2023 (preliminary)
For the first time, FEP presented its preliminary annual book market statistics at the Readmagine conference 2023 in Madrid. The presentation provided an estimate of the value of the European (...)
Read moreFEP position paper on Artificial Intelligence (AI)
On the occasion of its General Assembly in Paris on 15 June, the Federation of European Publishers members adopted a position paper on Artificial Intelligence. The paper stresses the (...)
Read more[Press release] Book publishers welcome the adoption of the AI Act but call for more transparency on generative AI
The Federation of European Publishers (FEP) welcomes the vote on the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act today by the European Parliament. While AI offers great opportunities, including for the (...)
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