More specifically, it replaces the title of the measure; replaces, throughout the text, the term ‘television broadcasting’ by the term ‘linear television’ services; amends the definition of a ‘broadcaster’ exercising an exclusive right concerning an event of major importance (without by this terminological change covering other broadcasters than those covered in the originally notified measures); and restates the latter’s right to broadcast such events on a linear service that does not qualify as free television subject to their exploitation having been offered to providers of such services.

· The text of the peer-reviewed publication is archived in a repository so it can be made available to everyone for free, usually after an embargo that allows the scientific publisher to recoup their costs and make a return on investment (Green Open Access).

G. whereas it is unclear what kind of materials fall under this law and whether its jurisdiction extends to books, art, press, publicity, music and public representations such as theatre, exhibitions or demonstrations, and whereas the vagueness of definitions leave authors, publishers and journalists subject to self-censorship in order to avoid the punishments now being discussed,

Mr Vanhecke also stated that, under Article 25 of the Belgian Constitution, he, as responsible editor, could not be prosecuted where the author was known and resident in Belgium.

Publishers are also experimenting with free online access to parts or even full texts of books and are developing tools enabling users to browse the content of books[15].

However, through the support of the Canada Council for book publishers, Canadian children's authors and illustrators, and promotional activities such as authors' reading tours, Canadian Children's Book Week, the Canadian Children's Book Centre and Communication Jeunesse, and the Governor General's Award for literature for both text and illustration, a national children's literature in French and English has emerged.