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FEP and other international book organisations sign an appeal to promote reading among young people
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Bologna Children’s Book Fair: the global book community appeals to international institutions: "Let’s join forces more than ever to promote reading among young people: it is vital to democracy" (…)
Read moreFEP Statement - European book publishers condemn the exclusion of three German bookshops from the German Bookshop Award
11 March 2026
The Federation of European Publishers joins the International Publishers Association, our member, the German Booksellers and Publishers Association (Börsenverein des Deutschen Buchhandels) and the (…)
Read morePress release - Creative sectors need less good sentiments and more enforcement against generative AI
The Federation of European Publishers (FEP) notes the adoption of the non-legislative report on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and copyright by the European Parliament today.
The report recognises (…)
FEP statement on the launch of the Digital Education Content Guidelines
The Federation of European Publishers welcomes the launch of “Making informed choices on digital education content: EU guidelines for teachers and educators”, the EU guidelines designed for (…)
Read morePLR International mourns the passing of founder of the PLR International network Jim Parker
The international association Public Lending Right International (PLRI) has heard with great sadness the passing away of the founder of the PLR International network in 1995, Jim (James) Parker. (…)
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