Examples of using Econtent programme in English and their translations into German
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Promoting the eContent programme;
The eContent programme building on a European strength.
The next phase of the eContent programme 2003-04.
The eContent programme supports financially two types of projects.
Final Evaluation of the eContent programme 2001-2005.
The eContent programme aims at stimulating these companies and their customers.
The Commission considers that the eContent programme.
The eContent programme covers the period 2001 to 2005, with a total budget of€ 100 million.
With MEDIA, the eLearning and the eContent programme and their successors.
The eContent programme is broadly relevant to a large number of players in the content industry.
This Communication concerns the mid term evaluation of the eContent programme 2001- 2004.
The programme succeeds the eContent programme which ran from 2001 to 2004.
By end 2003,the Commission will make a proposal for a follow-up programme to the eContent programme.
The eContent programme is part of the eEurope action-plan that was endorsed by the European Council in Feira.
CORDIS, the European Commission's research and development information service,is offering a redesigned service dedicated to the eContent programme.
This would ensure that the eContent programme has a wider impact and that its message is transmitted to all relevant stakeholders in the Member States.
The Communication of the Commission21 concerning the mid term evaluation the eContent programme reaffirms the importance to act in this field.
The eContent programme was developed by the European Commission8 to encourage growth and development of the digital content industry in Europe.
This would also seem justified as the digital content industry ismore mature than it was when the original eContent programme was conceived.
Purpose: to continue an improve the eContent programme(2001-04) by launching an eContentplus programme(2005-08), with a budget of EUR 163 million.
Firstly, despite the changes in the regulatory and business environment,many of the barriers that led to the creation of the eContent programme still persist.
Support the Commission in positioning eContent programme as a key element of the eEurope 2002 Action Plan19 endorsed by the European Council of Feira.
The feasibility study, the idea for which came about because of the large number of digital content business plans submit ted to the JEE awards, is being carried out under'Action line 1:Improving access to and use of public sector information'of the eContent programme.
The eContent programme of 2001 to 2005 was one of a series of programmes developed in order to stimulate the growth and development of the digital content sector in Europe.
This Communication concerns the final evaluation of the eContent programme 2001-2005, subject to a mid-term evaluation1 in 2003 with a view to assessing its first two years of implementation.
The eContent Programme, which is part of the eEurope Action Plan, and specialises in developing automatic translation technologies that will help preserve the linguistic diversity of literary works written in Europe as well as supporting the production of European digital content.
Such pilot projects could be part of the follow-on to the eContent programme and could draw upon the experience gathered in the IDA programme and the IST priority of the Sixth Framework Programme. .
This project is part of Action Line 1.2 of the eContent programme, which is about improving access to and expanding the use of public sector information and establishing pan-European databases.
In January 2001, the European Commission launched the eContent programme, aiming to stimulate the development and use of digital content on the global networks and promote linguistic diversity in the European Union.
The European Commission hasannounced a call for proposals for indirect actions under the eContent programme (2001 to 2005), which aims to stimulate the development and use of European digital content on the global networks and to promote linguistic diversity in the Information Society.