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FEP Activities- week 21-25 April
* EP/ Meetings with MEPs Marc Tarabella (Belgium, S&D) and Luigi Berlinguer (Italy, S&D)
* EP/ Meeting with the assistant of Françoise Grossetête (France, EPP)
* Brussels/ Seminar ‘Mass (...)
German coalition parties call for lower VAT rates on e-books
Today, the coalition parties SPD and CDU/CSU met in Bonn and agreed on reduced rate of VAT for e-books and audiobooks.
The press release (in German) is available (...)
FEP Activities- week 14-18 April
EC/ Meeting with DG EAC on the toolkit developed for Micro-Licences in L4E
NEM editorial committee meeting
France/Europeana Network and Foundation boards
France/ Forum (...)
Capitalising Culture and Innovation- World Intellectual Property Day
Capitalising Culture and Innovation – World Intellectual Property Day
Tomorrow, CMBA and the global creative community celebrate World Intellectual Property Day. As creative and media businesses (...)
MEP Marc Tarabella supports and signs FEP EWC EIBF Manifesto for EU elections
At the occasion of the World Book Day, MEP Marc Tarabella (Belgium, S&D) signed our manifesto for the EU elections! For more information, please contact (...)
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The Get Caught Reading Book is now online!
Get Caught Reading is a campaign to promote books and reading inspired by a US campaign organised by the Association of American Publishers, at the initiative of its former President and CEO (...)
Read moreFEP Activities- week 7-11 April
EP/ Conference on "key challenges for IPR for the economic performance and employment in the European Union: Assessment and Perspectives”
EC / OHIM private sector stakeholders meeting
EC / (...)
FEP Submission- Public Consultation on the review of the EU copyright rules
You will find below FEP response to the public consultation to Copyright sent to the Copyright unit of the European Commission.
For more information, please contact (...)
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