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#Yes2copyright – The letter
FEP co-signs (with many other organisations representing the creative sectors) a letter supporting the adoption of the copyright Directive.
TIME TO ADOPT THE COPYRIGHT DIRECTIVE
We, the (...)
Promoting FEP manifesto with political parties
FEP President, Rudy Vanschoonbeek, has been meeting politicians to promote the Manifesto FEP members adopted in their General Assembly in Berlin in June 2018. Amongst these meetings, FEP (...)
Read morePRESS RELEASE - FEP welcomes the vote on the provisional agreement on Copyright in the JURI Committee on 26 February 2019
The positive vote in JURI is a crucial step towards the adoption of the Copyright Directive before the end of this legislative term. Publishers expect much-needed legal certainty for their future (...)
Read moreJoint statement of the Copyright Directive
FEP joins authors, composers, writers, journalists as well as news agencies, press and music publishers, audiovisual and independent music producers to call the European Council and the European (...)
Read morePRESS RELEASE - Stand Up for ©ulture. Stand up for Europe. FEP welcomes provisional agreement between the European Parliament, the Council and the Commission on 13 February 2019
FEP welcomes the outcome of the final trilogue on 13 February and the provisional agreement reached on the Directive Proposal on Copyright in the DSM.
The provisional agreement reached today (...)
Reduced VAT for ebooks: good news and a call for action
Last year closed with a piece of excellent news on one of the main fronts of FEP’s lobbying activity: the long-awaited adoption of the Directive that allows the EU Member States to apply to (...)
Read moreGerman publishers, supported by FEP, in favour of rapid adoption of the copyright Directive
European Publishers join their German colleagues in calling on EU Member States to find a positive outcome on Copyright Directive. Time is running out and we need the legal certainty.
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