chat service [ chatting service | chat line ]

Internet Relay Chat session [ IRC session | chat session | on-line chat session | online chat session | chatting session | online chatting session ]

chat [ Conversational Hypertext Access Technology | real-time chat | on-line chat | interactive talk | real-time conversation ]

e-learning designer | eLearning developer | e-learning architect | eLearning designer

online administration | e-administration | electronic administration | cyber administration | online government | e-government | electronic government | cyber government | government on-line | GOL

control line | order wire | order-wire facility | a.c. order wire line | voice order wire | engineering speaker circuit | speaker circuit

use electronic services | use e-services | use online payment solutions

work with clients e-services | work with eservices available to clients | manage utilization of e-services available to clients | work with e-services available to clients

The Commission aims to support an inclusive Digital Single Market in which citizens and businesses have the necessary skills and can benefit from interlinked and multi-lingual e-services, from e-government, e-justice, e-health, e-energy or e-transport.

·After an extensive stakeholder dialogue, report by 2012 on the need for additional measures beyond collective rights management allowing EU citizens, online content services providers and right-holders to benefit from the full potential of the digital internal market, including measures to promote cross-border and pan-European licenses, without excluding or favouring at this stage any possible legal option

Yes, various online sports content services will be covered: where sports are part of TV or radio programme available online, where sports are part of the overall online service package, the main feature of which is the provision of works protected by copyright or related rights (e.g. films and series), but also where a sports organiser sets up a dedicated online content service.

108. Welcomes the regular dialogue that the Commission conducts with Parliament on competition matters; calls again for fundamental legislative directives and guidelines to be adopted within the co-decision procedure; considers that the current dialogue between Parliament and the EU competition authority should be stepped up, in particular for the purpose of assessing and acting on the calls made by Parliament in previous years; believes that the independence of the Commission’s DG Competition is of the utmost importance if it is to achieve its goals in a successful manner; calls on the Commission to re-allocate sufficient financial ...[+++]and human resources to DG Competition; calls in particular for a strict separation between the departments that draw up guidelines and those that have the responsibility to apply those guidelines in specific cases;