I think " Next" was a product of Philip Morris, and I think " Premier" was a Nabisco product like " Eclipse" , which is the next generation of that technology now.

3.8 Although the regulation states the ODR platform will have the function of ‘enabling the parties and the ADR entity to conduct the dispute resolution procedure online’ (Article 5(3)(d)), the EESC had hoped that the foundations would be laid for an ODR system that would contribute to the legitimacy of online or electronic justice; it would hope that the system would be shaped in such a way as to re-use and copy existing infrastructure and technological resources, synchronous or asynchronous, such as chat, electronic forums, mailing lists, email, tele-conferencing, audio- and video-conferencing, virtual meeting rooms etc.; that it wou ...[+++]ld improve justice applications and advocate first- and second-generation ODR tools for the process (online negotiation, mediation and arbitration), promoting e-mediation between the parties, a more robust production process and more easily observable and predictable procedures.

3.8 Although the regulation states the ODR platform will have the function of ‘enabling the parties and the ADR entity to conduct the dispute resolution procedure online’ (Article 5(3)(d)), the EESC had hoped that the foundations would be laid for an ODR system that would contribute to the legitimacy of online or electronic justice; it would hope that the system would be shaped in such a way as to re-use and copy existing infrastructure and technological resources, synchronous or asynchronous, such as chat, electronic forums, mailing lists, email, tele-conferencing, audio- and video-conferencing, virtual meeting rooms etc.; that it wou ...[+++]ld improve justice applications and advocate first- and second-generation ODR tools for the process (online negotiation, mediation and arbitration), promoting e-mediation between the parties, a more robust production process and more easily observable and predictable procedures.

I think it is important for me to refer first of all to Mrs Trautmann’s report, which sets out the regulatory framework for the electronic communications sector and has covered a number of extremely important aspects, such as functional separation, spectrum policy, as well as the use and promotion of new generation networks.

The ability to use GSM to phone, send a fax or receive e-mail wherever you are in Europe or the world overcame the major limitation of first generation analogue mobile systems which was that services were generally limited to national borders.

I call the first generation electronic paper where you do not structure the information.