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FEP Activities - Week 20-24 February to Week 13-17 March 2017
Week 20 – 24 February
- Brussels/Meeting with the Portuguese Permanent Representation
- Paris/FEP - CENL Working Group
- Brussels/Meeting Vice-President Ansip
- Brussels/Meeting DG CNECT on innovation support
- Brussels/Creativity Works! messaging session
- EC/Meetings with the Copyright Unit
- EP/Meeting with office of MEP Nathalie Griesbeck
- Brussels/Conference call with rightholders on authors’ remuneration
- Vilnius/Aldus events at the Vilnius Book Fair
Week 27 – 3 February/March
- Brussels/Meeting MEP Vandenkendelaere
- Brussels/Creative Media Business Alliance meeting
- EP/European Visual Artists – Seminar on the copyright directive
- EP/Seminar on uses of visual works on the internet
- Brussels/TDM - Bitkom seminar
- Città di Castello/ASAP project kick-off meeting
- Istanbul/FEP presentation
- EP/Meeting with office of MEP Pascal Arimont
- EP/EP adopts report on Creative Europe
- Brussels/Meeting with the Estonian Permanent Representation
Week 6 – 10 March
- Brussels/NEM discussion on position papers
- Brussels/Debate on geo-blocking in Internal Market and Consumer Protection Committee
- EP/Meeting with office of MEP Sylvie Guillaume
- Brussels/FEP 50th Anniversary celebration
- Brussels/Inauguration of the Brussels Book Fair
- Brussels/EPUB Summit 2017
Week 13 – 17 March
- London/Book fair - meetings and learning
- London/Preview on the Global eBook report 2017, and launch of the BookMap non-profit framework on international publishing statistic
- London/IPA Educational Publishers Forum
- EP/Debate on the role of libraries in the copyright reform
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