Annual Council Meeting and Conference
EBLIDA Council meets once a year during the Annual Conference.
| Date | Location | Event |
|---|---|---|
| 2008 08-09 May |
The Hague, Netherlands | 16th EBLIDA Annual Council Meeting & joint EBLIDA/FOBID/VOB Conference Theme: Advocacy and Libraries |
| 2007 11-12 May |
Reykjavik, Iceland | 15th EBLIDA Annual Council Meeting |
| 2006 05-06 May |
Budapest, Hungary | 14th EBLIDA Annual Council Meeting |
| 2005 13-14 May |
Cork, Ireland | 13th EBLIDA Annual Council Meeting |
| 2004 14-15 May |
Estoril, Portugal | 12th EBLIDA Annual Council Meeting Theme: Libraries, Archives and Information sectors facing the European Higher Education Area |
| 2003 09-10 May |
Uppsala, Sweden | 11th EBLIDA Annual Council Meeting |
| 2002 03-04 May |
The Hague, Netherlands | 10th EBLIDA Annual Council Meeting Theme: Celebrating ten years of EBLIDA! |
| 2001 11-12 May |
Bremen, Germany | 9th EBLIDA Annual Council Meeting |
| 2000 05-06 May |
Madrid, Spain | 8th EBLIDA Annual Council Meeting |
| 1999 07-08 May |
London, United Kingdom | 7th EBLIDA Annual Council Meeting |
NEWS
EBLIDA Newsletter September 2018
13 September 2018: Read the current Newsletter with the range of activities and interests, library & information society news from Europe, Brussels, EBLIDA and beyond. Read more >
Digital Single Market Directive - the European Parliament lays a Curate’s Egg
13 September 2018: PRESS RELEASE: Yesterday, after two years deliberation, the European Parliament voted on its amendments to the draft Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market. Read more >-
Job opportunity at EBLIDA
12 July 2018: EBLIDA invites applications for the position of Director, at EBLIDA Office in The Hague, Netherlands. Read more > -
EBLIDA Newsletter July-August 2018
12 July 2018: This double issue of the newsletter covers the months of July and August. Enjoy reading! Read more > 
Shambolic JURI Committee vote on Copyright
22 June 2018: As a major advocate of the library and information sector, while EBLIDA welcomes the encouraging outcomes on some of the Articles, the overall result of the JURI’s deliberations is actually rather lacklustre and in places rather negative for libraries, education and research. Read more >