Paper shortage prevents printers from meeting rising demand
In this guest blog post, Secretary General of Intergraf Beatrice Klose explores the impacts of paper shortage on the wider book industry
Twenty years on: Lessons in bookselling and survival
Nadia Wassef, one of the owners and co-founders of Diwan, Egypt’s first modern bookshop, has shared her industry experience in a keynote at the Sharjah International Booksellers Conference 2022
Exploring the Slovak book market
Peter Kačmár shares insights on bookshop stock curation and presentation from the perspective of Panta Rhei
EIBF attends first-ever World Expression Forum
EIBF’s policy team, Daniel Martín Brennan and Tora Åsling, highlight their impressions from the two-day event in Lillehammer, Norway.
Launching the 2021 Global bookselling markets report
We are excited to reveal the global bookselling markets report for 2021, analysing current trends, exploring the pandemic impacts and highlighting development opportunities for the sector
Innovative bookshop partnerships: Apollo chain in Estonia
Spotlighting diversification in bookselling sector: Apollo bookstore chain from Estonia
EIBF CONDEMNS THE ABOMINABLE ATTACK AGAINST CHARLIE HEBDO
The EIBF regards with horror the unspeakable attack perpetrated against Charlie Hebdo in Paris.
Book manifesto published by EWC, EBF and FEP for the European elections 2014 available in German
Manifest für die Europawahlen 2014
EBF, FEP et EWC publient un Manifeste en vue des élections européennes de 2014
Les livres font circuler les idées, nourrissent l’esprit et favorisent la liberté d’expression. Les citoyens
EWC, EBF and FEP publish a book manifesto for the European elections 2014
MANIFESTO FOR THE 2014 EUROPEAN ELECTIONS
Licences for Europe- Stakeholders Dialogue, Final Plenary Session
Joint Statement by the European Booksellers Federation, the European Publishers Council, the European Writers Council, the Federation of European Publishers & the International Association of Scientific, Technical & Medical Publishers
On the interoperability of e-books formats
The study was conducted by Professor Christoph Bläsi and Professor Franz Rothlauf of Johannes Gutenberg University, who said: “There is no technical or functional reason not to use and establish EPUB 3 as an/the interoperable (open) ebook format standard.