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Promoting reading in the digital environment
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The European Union’s 2015-2018 Work Plan for Culture mandated EU Member States’ experts to meet in 2015, on a voluntary basis, to produce a report with case studies on the topic of: ‘Promoting reading in the digital environment in order to encourage access and audience development. Mapping of the regulatory framework with particular reference to licensing practices, cross-border services and
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e-lending by public libraries’. The Work Plan also highlighted reading ‘as a tool to spread knowledge, enhance creativity, support access to culture and cultural diversity and develop awareness of a European identity, taking into account the various conditions applied to e-books and physical books’. Twenty-three Member States participated, as well as Norway (by invitation), each government nominating experts to participate in meeting(s), drafting work and/or the group’s collaborative online platform. The topic is clearly timely and relevant to policy developments at national, EU and global levels, including: digitisation of literary heritage; creation of e-lending platforms; reading promotion; pricing policies and subsidies; VAT rates; copyright and lending rights legislation; research and statistics; interoperability of hardware/software; and access to published works for people with print disabilities.
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2016-06-09
Corporate author(s):
Directorate-General for Education, Youth, Sport and Culture
(
European Commission
)
Themes:
Culture
,
Information technology and telecommunications
Subject:
artistic creation
,
cultural cooperation
,
cultural pluralism
,
cultural policy
,
cultural promotion
,
culture industry
,
digital literacy
,
digital technology
,
electronic publishing
,
EU Member State
,
information technology
,
public library
,
right to culture
,
virtual library
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978-92-79-55096-6
10.2766/313017
NC-01-16-152-EN-N
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