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In an attempt to spare Internet users the fear of random crackdowns on illegal downloading, EU lawmakers and governments have officially finished coming up with new rights for them on Thursday. Full Article at RedOrbit
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From conspiracies and human oddities to movies and photographs, everyone loves top ten lists. Millions of people chat every day via instant messaging. Get privy to its wonders with this guide. Full Article at iAfrica.com
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EU information society and media commissioner Viviane Reding (R) and the editor-in-chief of the German magazine Stern, Hans Ulrich Jorges (L), who is the initiator of the European Charter on Freedom of the Press, give a press conference at EU headquart... View Photo »
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The new internet freedom provision represents a great victory for the rights and freedoms of European citizens ... The debate between Parliament and Council has also clearly shown that we need find new, more modern and more effective ways in Europe to protect intellectual property and artistic creation.
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EU lawmakers and governments agreed on new rights for Internet users Thursday, aiming to protect them from arbitrary crackdowns on those who illegally download music and movies on the Internet. Full Article at Law.com
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AFP - The European parliament and EU nations have agreed new rules to improve the rights to European mobile phone and Internet users, and offer more protection against illegal Internet porn and copyright abuse. Full Article at France 24
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Viviane Reding, EU telecoms commissioner, said in a statement, "I call on the UK authorities to change their national laws... Full Article at Advertising Age
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EU information society and media commissioner Viviane Reding (R) and the editor-in-chief of the German magazine Stern, Hans Ulrich Jorges (L), who is the initiator of the European Charter on Freedom of the Press, give a press conference at EU headquart... View Photo »
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It is very good news for Europe's citizens
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Internet users in the European Union will receive new protections agreed upon by European governments and the EU parliament Thursday. Full Article at E-Commerce Times
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followthemedia.com - a knowledge base for media professionals Rights holders have won a decisive victory over advocates of a fundamental right of internet access. Full Article at Follow the Media
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EU information society and media commissioner Viviane Reding (R) and the editor-in-chief of the German magazine Stern, Hans Ulrich Jorges (L), who is the initiator of the European Charter on Freedom of the Press, give a press conference at EU headquarters in Brussels on June 9, 2009.
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EU information society and media commissioner Viviane Reding (R) and the editor-in-chief of the German magazine Stern, Hans Ulrich Jorges (L), who is the initiator of the European Charter on Freedom of the Press, give a press conference at EU headquarters in Brussels on June 9, 2009.
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French State Secretary in charge of New Technology Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet (R) speaks with EU information society and media commissioner Viviane Reding (L) on March 31, 2009 before the start of a Transport Telecom Energy Council meeting at EU headquarters in Brussels.
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EU information society and media commissioner Viviane Reding (R) gives a press conference Belgian the president and chief executive officer of the Interuniversity Microelectronics Center (IMEC) in Leuven, Belgium, Gilbert Declerck (L), on the 'Cyberellas - Europe needs more women workin...
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EU commissioner responsible for new technologies Viviane Reding reads documents on November 27, 2008 prior to a joint press conference after a Transport Telecom Energy Council meeting at EU headquarters in Brussels.
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European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso (3L), EU Commissioner responsible for Information Society, Viviane Reding (4L) French Culture Minister Christine Albanel (5L) and European Ministers of Culture launch of Europeana Virtual Library in Brussels, on 20 November 2008.
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The new internet freedom provision represents a great victory for the rights and freedoms of European citizens ... The debate between Parliament and Council has also clearly shown that we need find new, more modern and more effective ways in Europe to protect intellectual property and artistic creation.
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It is very good news for Europe's citizens
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People's privacy and the integrity of their personal data in the digital world is not only an important matter, it is a fundamental right protected by European law. That is why the EC is vigilant in ensuring that European Union rules and rights are put in place
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The internet can help face the challenges of the future, and holds the key to lifting Europe's economy out of the crisis
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It will be my key priority to work, in cooperation with other commissioners, on a simple, consumer-friendly legal framework for accessing digital content in Europe's single market, while ensuring at the same time fair remuneration of creators
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Achieving a Digital Single Market is a top priority for Europe
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If we act swiftly, pro-competitive European solutions on books digitization may well be sooner operational than the solutions presently envisaged under the Google Books Settlement in the United States
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Europe should seize this opportunity to take the lead, and to ensure that books digitisation takes place on the basis of European copyright law, and in full respect of Europe's cultural diversity
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If we act swiftly, pro-competitive European solutions on books digitisation may well be sooner operational than the solutions presently envisaged under the Google Books Settlement in the US
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In general, consumers and service providers in Europe seem to be in a relatively good position overall with regard to net neutrality, compared to the situation in the US where the debate is just really starting now ... This is because European consumers generally have, thanks to pro-competitive EU regul...
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If we can end the spam plague within Europe we will set the example for our neighbouring countries and other parts of the world which are as responsible for spam we receive in Europe
