Examples of using Access to digital content in English and their translations into Slovak
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Improving the access to digital content;
Stresses that schools across the EU could benefit from cross-border access to digital content;".
Better access to digital content- A modern copyright framework.
The European Commission has released two new proposals to simplify andpromote access to digital content and online sales across the EU.
Better access to digital content- A modern copyright framework(official).
Commission proposes modern digital contract rules to simplify andpromote access to digital content and online sales across the EU.
Better access to digital content- A modern, more European copyright framework.
Where the consumer is exposed to advertisements exclusively in order to gain access to digital content or a service.
Better access to digital content- A modern, more European copyright framework.
It should also not apply to situations wherethe consumer is exposed to advertisements exclusively in order to gain access to digital content.
Supply' means providing access to digital content or making digital content available;
The fact that a website providing access to digital content is not listed in a national portal does not necessarily mean that this site is illegal.
Consumers will have a clear set of rights throughout the EU and will thus be more confident in buying goods oracquiring access to digital content cross-border.
When you register, we use your personal information to give you access to digital content and our services, authenticate you and interact with you about it.
A repository must provide clear and explicit documentation of its requirements, decisions, development,and actions to ensure long-term preservation and access to digital content in its care.
This has to do with the fact that the currentfocus in OER is mainly on expanding access to digital content, without considering whether this will support educational practices, and promote quality and innovation in teaching and learning.
The Commission, delivering on its digital single market strategy proposes modern digital contract rules to simplify andpromote access to digital content and online sales across the EU.
By paying the purchase price, the buyer gains access to digital content that he can only store on his device and can not make it available to other devices on the public network(on the Internet), and can not be disseminated in any way without the seller's consent.
The goal is to improve digital contract rules in order to simplify andpromote access to digital content and online sales across the EU.
Only an integrated approach, where access to digital content, ICT infrastructure, the right level of digital skills, and the right organisational strategies are secured, can generate an educational offer able to sustain innovation.
It should also not apply to situations where the consumer is exposedto advertisements exclusively in order to gain access to digital content.
The Commission is also launching a Competition Sector Inquiry focusing on the application ofcompetition law in the e-commerce area Better access to digital content- A modern, more European copyright framework Copyright underpins creativity and the cultural industry in Europe.
It should also not apply to situations where the consumer, without having concluded a contract with the trader, is exposed to advertisements thatdo not entail any processing of personal data exclusively in order to gain access to digital content or a digital service.
Those add-ons contain links which, when they are activated by the remote control of the multimedia player, connect to streaming websites operated by third parties,some of which give access to digital content with the authorisation of the copyright holders, whilst others give access to such content without their consent.
It should also not apply to situations where the consumer, without having concluded a contract with the trader,is exposed to advertisements exclusively in order to gain access to digital content or a digital service.
It should also apply to situations where the consumer, without having concluded a contract with the trader,is exposed to advertisements exclusively in order to gain access to digital content or a digital service.
This is why the Commission has made a proposal for modern digital contract rules to harmonise contract rules for online sales of goods,and to promote access to digital content and online sales across the EU.
A targeted set of fully harmonised rules for digital content will meet the objective of Article 38 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights by enhancing consumerprotection throughout the EU, since it will provide EU consumers with clear and specific rights when they buy/ acquire access to digital content domestically or from other Member States.