At the eve of the 2024 elections, European publishers call on the European Parliament to uphold a vibrant publishing sector, the largest cultural industry in Europe, ensuring that we can continue to freely publish a wide variety of books, guaranteeing freedom of expression, a plurality of opinions and our democratic values.
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FEP activities - week 17-21 June
• FEP General Assembly and Summer meeting
• Collective management of rights and the Print Sector
• Europeana Network Officers conference call
• Stakeholders’ Workshop for Horizon 2020 implementation
• Meeting with the cabinet of Commissioner Barnier
• Creative and Media Business Alliance – meeting on 20 June
• TISP kick-off meeting
• Europeana conference “Funding digitisation: can accessible cultural heritage fuel social and economic growth?”
• Get Caught Reading exhibition
• Culture and Creative Industries Platform Plenary Meeting
• Access to Culture Platform Plenary Meeting
• Adoption of the report Promoting cultural and creative sectors as sources of economic growth and jobs
• Workshop on “The Most Favoured Customer Clause: Following the e-book case”
• Vote on CRM Directive in the Parliament
• Vote on private copying levies in the Parliament
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