KR21 Webinar: The European eBook Ecology
On April 12, 2024, within the framework of Knowledge Rights 21 (KR21), a webinar titled “The European eBook Ecology – a view from authors and an update on eBook developments in Spain and Germany” will be held.
In the course of the webinar titled “The European eBook Ecology – a view from authors and an update on eBook developments in Spain and Germany,” speakers will discuss authors’ expectations of sustainable e-book markets, findings from new research in Spain regarding the legality of controlled digital lending of books, and political developments in Germany in the field of e-lending in libraries.
The online seminar will focus on the e-book market and the possibility of its sustainable development through copyright reform. Registration.
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