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E.U. Leaders Bolster Internet Access Protections

BERLIN -- European lawmakers on Thursday agreed on new protections for Internet users, striking a compromise between national governments seeking to impose tough anti-piracy laws and consumer organizations that wanted to...

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Europe getting 'Internet freedom' law

Europe is set to get a major overhaul of its telecommunications regulation, after the European Parliament and Council of Telecoms Ministers reached a compromise on the rights of Internet users. The Telecoms Reform Package is a...

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New European counterpart to FCC will ensure 'a more neutral net'

By Scott M. Fulton, III , Betanews During one of the more noteworthy weeks in Europe's modern history, as the 27 member nations of the European Union prepare for a newer and more centralized executive authority, the EU will...

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U.K. Falls Behind on Online Privacy

Brits Have Two Months to Bring Regulations in Line with E.U. Demands Posted by Emma Hall on 11.05.09 @ 11:54 AM LONDON (AdAge.com)--The U.K. government is facing international embarrassment over its failure to safeguard British...

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EU agrees on new internet user rights

EU lawmakers and governments agreed Thursday on proposed new telecommunication rules that better protect European mobile phone and internet users from arbitrary service cutoffs. EU telecoms commissioner Viviane Reding said a...

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EU Telecoms: Invites Dutch Regulator For Setting Fixed Termination Rates In Line With The EU...

The European Commission, in a letter sent today, asked the Dutch telecoms regulator, Onafhankelijke Post en Telecommunicatie Autoriteit (OPTA), to align its cost accounting method for calculating fixed termination rates with...

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European 'internet freedom' law agreed

David Meyer ZDNet UK Published: 05 Nov Europe is set to get a major overhaul of its telecoms regulation, after the European Parliament and Council of Telecoms Ministers reached a compromise on the rights of internet users...

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Taiwan Plans to Award Technology-neutral Mobile TV Licences

Recently, Taiwan's Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MOTC) released a draft proposal for the release of two nationwide mobile TV licences in 2010. The auction will be based on the principle ....

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Press invitation to Presidency conference Visby Agenda: creating imp..

Dinsdag 3 november 2009 | Swedish Presidency of the European Union ] The media is invited to a press conference and an opportunity to interview participants at the high-level conference Visby Agenda: creating impact for an...

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Truffle Capital Unveils the Fourth Edition of Its Benchmark “Truffle 100” Ranking of the Top 100...

Truffle Capital Alerts European Governments to the Need to Support a High-Added-Value Industry That is Critical for Economic Growth Sluggish Growth as a Result of the Global Economic Crisis ; The leading European private equity...

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