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Copyright & Licensing
The creation of a modern and coherent licensing environment in Europe, adapted to the new media sector and addressing the inefficiencies and legal uncertainty in the process of obtaining licenses is of crucial importance to bringing revenue in to the EU creative sector and to providing European consumers with the largest possible choice of content online.
Related News & EDiMA activity
EDiMA Documents - Press
January 2010
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Industry Partnership Contribution to the Spanish Presidency Digital Europe Strategy
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European ICT Industry identifies seven action areas to fully exploit the potential of the ICT sector for European citizens and businesses
» Download (131.12 kB | pdf) October 2009
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"The Digital Single Market: a key to unlock the potential of the knowledge based economy," Speech from European Commissioner Viviane Reding, delivered at EDiMA's European Paliament White Paper launch, 1 October 2009
» Download (36.75 kB | pdf) September 2009
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EDiMA Press Statement on European Parliament White Paper Launch: Achieving a European Digital Single Market
» Download (107.28 kB | pdf) July 2009
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EDiMA response to consultation on the Online Commerce Roundtable Report on opportunities and barriers to online retailing
» Download (121.62 kB | pdf) June 2009
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EDiMA White Paper on policy strategy for the development of new media services 2009-2014
» Download (3.89 MB | pdf) July 2008
October 2005
Industry News
August 2010
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DG Markt launches public consultation and questionnaire on the future of electronic commerce in the internal market and the implementation of the Directive on electronic commerce (2000/31/EC)
July 2010
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The European Commission adopts the “Retail Market Monitoring Report” and launches public consultation.
June 2010
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IMCO Committee adopts draft report on “Completing the Internal Market for e-commerce”.
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ICT industry summary meeting with Spanish Presidency in Madrid
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Plenary meeting of the European Observatory on Counterfeiting and Piracy
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JURI Committee adopts Gallo report on “Enforcement of intellectual property rights in the internal market”.
May 2010
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Rapporteur MEP Andreas Schwab (EPP, DE) presents new draft IMCO report on the proposed Consumer Rights Directive
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European Commission releases Communication on “A Digital Agenda for Europe”
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DG INFSO releases European Digital Competitive Report
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Publication of Professor Mario Monti’s Commission-backed report on “A new strategy for the Single Market”
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European Parliament ITRE Committee adopts own-initiative report on “A new Digital Agenda for Europe: 2015.eu” by Rapporteur MEP Pilar del Castillo Vera (EPP, ES)
April 2010
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Draft consolidated public ACTA text is released
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EU Ministers for Telecommunications and Information Society approve the “Granada Declaration” for the new Digital Agenda proposed by the Spanish Presidency
March 2010
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ITRE Committee adopts own-initiative report on “Defining a new Digital Agenda for Europe: from i2010 to digital.eu” from Rapporteur Pilar del Castillo (EPP, ES)
November 2009
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UK government release Digital Britain Bill
October 2009
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European Commission releases joint-statement on "General principles for the online distribution of music”
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European Commission (DG MARKT) releases Communication on copyright in the knowledge economy
September 2009
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European Commission adopts Communication on enhancing the enforcement of intellectual property rights in the Internal Market
May 2009
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Commission publishes the results of the Industry Roundtable on the sale and distribution of online goods organised by Commissioner Kroes in September 2008
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French Parliament adopts the law “Creativity and the Internet”
April 2009
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European Parliament adopts report on term extension of copyright and related rights
March 2009
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European Commission publishes stakeholders’ contribution to its public consultation on the Green Paper on copyright in the knowledge-based economy
February 2009
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JURI committee of the European Parliament adopts Brian Crowley’s report on term extension of copyright and related rights


