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'Berlin Declaration' on future of digital press

European magazine publishers publish a five point appeal to policy makers.

21 March 2011

Val Skelton

The European Federation of Magazine Publishers represents 15,000 publishers in Europe. It is asking for signatures to the 'Berlin Declaration' on the future of the digital press which calls for:

strong copyright protection
reduced VAT rates for online as well as printed press
fair competition and transparency in the digital world
freedom to innovate
no further legal obstacles to press freedom

More information on the 'Berlin Declaration' is available here.

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