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European Parliament Adopts New International Roaming Regulation: IBLS Contributor: Bart Goddyn, Goddyn Belgium, bart.goddyn@goddyn.eu , writes: On 23 May 2007, the plenary session of the European Parliament voted, with a strong majority, for the adoption of a Regulation to reduce international roaming tariffs for mobile Read More...
Posted 29 May 07 09:04 by IBLS Editor | 0 Comments
Filed under European Union, consumer protection, European Parliament, Bart Goddyn, roaming, European Regulators’ Group, finance, Eurotariff, telecommunication, Goddyn, roaming tariffs, Council of EU Telecom Ministers, roaming regulation, ERG, international roaming
Should We Go To War Over A Massive Cyber-Attack?: Estonia is doing it again. The tiny Eastern European nation – holder of the first Internet election – is pushing the boundaries to set another legal precedent. But this time around, a change in the law could entail serious international consequences. Read More...
Posted 21 May 07 12:23 by Maricelle Ruiz | 0 Comments
Filed under European Union, cyber-attack, denial of service attack, Estonia, NATO, Angela Merkel, cyber-terrorism, Russia, Andrus Ansip, United Nations, cyber-crime, online elections, cyber-war, North Atlantic Treaty, electronic espionage, José Manuel Barroso, China, Jaak Aaviksoo, online security
Europe adopts legislation to expedite e-payments: The European Union is in the process of integrating national payment systems to create a Single Euro Payments Area or SEPA. The initiative intends to facilitate electronic payments and services, such as direct debit and e-invoicing, throughout the EU Read More...
Posted 27 April 07 07:39 by Maricelle Ruiz | 0 Comments
Filed under EU, European Union, consumer protection, European Parliament, e-invoicing, e-payment, Financial Action Task Force, direct debit, SEPA, electronic payment, money laundering, e-banking, Payment Services Directive, electronic banking, electronic payment service, Single Euro Payments Area, terrorist financing, payment service provider, FATF, Council of the European Union, electronic service, EU Council
The European Union battles another successful technology giant: It’s a season of contrasts at Apple. A few days ago, the technology giant sold its 100 millionth iPod, making the iPod the fastest selling music player in history. And just like Microsoft, it also found itself in the middle of a European Union antitrust Read More...
Posted 11 April 07 01:22 by Maricelle Ruiz | 0 Comments
Filed under online store, EU, European Community Treaty, iTunes, Copyright, antitrust investigation, DRM, European Union, Microsoft, Entertainment and Music, Antitrust, Apple, European Economic Area, online music, iPod, Article 81, François G. Laugier, EEA, Belgium, News Factor Network, EC Treaty, digital rights management, Statement of Objections

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