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Read moreThe Federation of European Publishers supports the filing by the Association of American Publishers (AAP) of a suit challenging the Maryland law requiring publishers to license ebooks to public libraries on so-called “reasonable terms”
The Federation of European Publishers (FEP), gathering 29 national publishers’ associations in Europe, supports the filing by the Association of American Publishers (AAP) of a suit against the (...)
Read morePress Release: European Parliament adopts its position on the Digital Markets Act and clarifies that gatekeeper abuses against the cultural sectors will no longer be tolerated
The Federation of European Publishers welcomes the adoption today by the European Parliament of its position on the proposed Digital Markets Act (DMA) Regulation. The DMA is a once in a (...)
Read moreFEP, EIBF, INTERGRAF Joint Statement: No Christmas without books
JOINT STATEMENT
No Christmas without books
Books are essential for Europe’s culture, education and economy
During the last 18 months, when most countries have experienced periods of (...)
Press Release: Council reaches political agreement on VAT rates reform – All Member States can apply the lowest available rates to books and journals
The Federation of European Publishers wishes to warmly welcome the General Approach reached today by the ECOFIN Council on the proposed Directive amending Directive 2006/112/EC as regards rates (...)
Read morePress Release: FEP “back together” at the Frankfurt Book Fair
Last year, at lunch time on the Thursday of Frankfurt Book Fair, FEP members and colleagues sat in their “home offices” as the annual Rendez-Vous of the Federation of European Publishers took place (...)
Read moreFEP joins EIBF to ask for a more ambitious Digital Markets Act (‘DMA’)
FEP joins EIBF to ask for a more ambitious Digital Markets Act (‘DMA’)
FEP has partnered with EIBF The European and International Booksellers’ Federation for the Digital Markets Act (‘DMA’) (...)
International support for Hungarian publishers facing new censorship
Ahead of the General Affairs Council meeting on 22 June, which will review what is the status of “the values of the Union in Hungary”, IPA, FEP and EIBF have jointly written to Commission President (...)
Read moreFEP-IFRRO-EWC-EVA event on digital education on 16 June
Together with IFRRO, EWC and EVA, FEP is organizing an event on digital education on 16 June from 10-11:30 CEST.
In this second edition of the Re:Start Conversations session the focus will be on (...)
FEP open position paper on technical specifications for ebooks for the European Accessibility Act
The Federation of European Publishers represents 29 national publishers’ associations, gathering books, learned journals and educational content, in all formats. FEP is the voice of European (...)
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