EIBF director to speak at Moscow's International Book Conference
On Thursday, 3 September, tune in to the virtual book conference in Moscow
A call to invest in all our creative futures
Ahead of the European Council meeting next 17th July and as a follow up to the joint letter signed by over 90 organisations in the cultural and creative sector last month, 45 renowned European artists, such as author Nina George, singer-songwriter Björk and performance artist Marina Abramovic
Booksellers in the spotlight: celebrating bookshops
Sharing positive and successful stories from the bookselling sector, celebrating the innovation, resilience, and resourcefulness of booksellers from across the world
Investing in Europe’s next generation by investing in culture
As the EU has started discussing the proposed recovery plan, 94 organisations from across Europe’s cultural and creative sectors are uniting their voices to alert EU leaders: our sector needs strong and systemic support measures to recover from this crisis.
Discussing the impacts of Coronavirus crisis on the book chain
EIBF co-President Fabian Paagman participates in an online debate on the impact of Coronavirus pandemic on the book chain
EIBF deeply regrets the destruction of bookstores during the civil unrest in Minneapolis
The European and International Booksellers Federation (EIBF), organisation representing booksellers associations from across Europe and worldwide, is issuing the following statement:
Contribution of EBF to the consultation regarding the application of the Directive 2004/48/EC on the enforcement of intellectual property rights
Although booksellers are not usually the rights holders, they support the concept of the enforcement of copyright as passionately as authors and publishers. Furthermore, in reason of the shift to digitization and new digital business models, booksellers will de facto guarantee the proper enforcem
Copyright – EBF Statement of Principles
Although booksellers are not usually the rights holders, they support the concept of copyright as passionately as authors and publishers.
Joint EBF and FEP Contribution to the European Commission Consultation on the future EU Culture Programme
Joint EBF and FEP Contribution to the European Commission Consultation on the future EU Culture Programme
EBF Contribution to the Consultation on Future EU Culture Programme
In its contribution, EBF underlines that booksellers are both commercial entities, employing over half a million people in Europe, and cultural agents, providing the public with unbiased, reliable and informed advice and promoting literacy and reading – the funda
CAMPAIGN AGAINST CULTURAL FLAT RATE
A proposal to apply what its sponsors called a “cultural flat rate” was defeated recently in the European Parliament.
