On Friday, 26 March, FEP published a new report on the consequences of the Covid-19 crisis for the book market in Europe, giving insights into the situation one year into the pandemic. The report (...)
Read moreFEP joined a group of 110+ pan-European networks in signing the second open letter to reiterate their call to the national governments and the European Commission to "Make culture central in the (...)
Read moreThe Federation of European Publishers held its Winter meeting on 24 February. Its members reported on the actual situation in their respective countries. FEP will be consolidating the information (...)
Read moreFEP and the European and International Booksellers Federation have jointly worked on a paper outlining some of the issues following the EU-UK trade agreement. This document which does not replace (...)
Read moreOn 05 Febraury, FEP met with Commissioner Gabriel to discuss the state of the publishing sector amid the pandemic
The President, Peter Kraus vom Cleff and the Vice-President, Ricardo Franco (...)
Today, the Federation of European Publishers sent a letter to the Portuguese government to ask them to allow booksellers and legally opened shops to sell books in Portugal, as most European (...)
Read moreYesterday (Monday 14 December), the Parliament, Council and Commission have successfully concluded the Creative Europe program for 2021-27. The program will have a significantly higher budget in (...)
Read moreIf you missed FEP events at the Frankfurt Book Fair, all the videos are now available.
FEP Rendez-Vous at the Frankfurt Book Fair, organised by FEP on Thursday 15 October with the support of (...)
FEP will take part in the Frankfurt Book Fair with the following events:
FEP Rendez-Vous at the Frankfurt Book Fair
Thursday 15 October, 12:30 (on FEP’s YouTube Channel and Facebook page). (...)
The European Commission-funded project looks to the digital world to create new ways of community building between readers and publishers, revolutionise the trade fair system and make it (...)
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