Examples of using Cross-border portability in English and their translations into Croatian
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For online content service providers the main benefit would be opening up the possibility to offer cross-border portability without incurring significant transaction costs related to renegotiation of licensing agreements with right holders.
would impose an obligation on providers of online content services to ensure cross-border portability of such services and(ii)
Cross-border portability basically involves enabling users
use of an online content service in a cross-border portability mode would be deemed to occur in the consumer's Member State of residence.
Cross-border portability concerns online content services to which consumers have lawful access,
identified by their IP address or internet connection or other equivalent indicator, this should ensure cross-border portability.
of the Council on ensuring the cross-border portability of online content services in the internal market 4.
Today's proposed Regulation on the cross-border portability of online content services addresses these restrictions
The initiative is expected to result in online content service providers offering the cross-border portability systematically and in all content sectors as well as in a greater number of consumers actually accessing the services/content while staying temporarily in other Member States.
certainty for business in areas such as cross-border portability of content, roaming charges
On the proposal for a Regulation on cross-border portability of online content services, 10 the Board
service providers would continue to be able to restrict cross-border portability and many of them would continue to encounter problems(contractual restrictions)
can receive these services when temporarily present in another Member State cross-border portability.
This is necessary in order to guarantee a uniform application of the cross-border portability rules across Member States
Guidance would encourage right holders to grant the rights allowing for cross-border portability when issuing licences, and would encourage online content service providers to enable cross-border portability of their services across the EU.
ensure that the licensing of rights no longer presents barriers to cross-border portability of online content services in the Union and that the cross-border portability can be ensured.
without payment of money, the provider will only be obliged to enable the subscriber to enjoy cross-border portability if the provider verifies the subscriber's Member State of residence.
Moreover, this provision should ensure that when service providers make arrangements necessary for the cross-border portability of their services, they will be able to offer such portability with regard to the entirety of their online content.
Cross-border portability is also hindered by the high roaming costs which European consumers
Ensure a swift agreement on the pending proposal regarding the cross-border portability of online services which will allow EU residents to travel with the digital content they have purchased