Examples of using Cross-border portability in English and their translations into Dutch
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can receive these services when temporarily present in another Member State cross-border portability.
Cross-border portability is also hindered by the high roaming costs which European consumers and users are being charged and which will soon be a thing of the past thanks to the Commission's proposal.
In any event, the Committee considers that where users qualify as customers or subscribers to a service and are shown to be linked to a Member State and identified by their IP address or internet connection or other equivalent indicator, this should ensure cross-border portability.
harmonised conditions for cross-border portability and(iii) full access for consumers to the online services they have subscribed to
in the internal market, by enabling providers who concluded contracts with right holders for a long duration to offer cross-border portability to their subscribers, independently of the provider's possibility to renegotiate such contracts.
Therefore, if, for example, a consumer just accepts the terms and conditions of a free of charge online content service but does not register on a website of such service(and hence the provider does not verify the Member State of residence of such a consumer), the service provider will not be obliged to provide cross-border portability for such service.
would amount to a circumvention of the obligation to enable cross-border portability of online content services
For right holders, the preferred option would not undermine the territory-by-territory content distribution strategies while it would reduce their transaction costs to enable cross-border portability by removing the need to re-negotiate licensing agreements across Europe without the intervention,
In order to ensure that providers of online content services comply with the obligation to provide cross-border portability of their services without acquiring the relevant rights in another Member State,
the obligation to offer cross-border portability as well as by rendering unenforceable any contractual provisions contrary to this obligation) would be justified in light of the objective of ensuring cross-border portability of online content services in the internal market.
Since the objective of this Regulation, namely the adaptation of the legal framework so that cross-border portability of online content services is provided in the Union, cannot be sufficiently
including the cross-border portability of online services; the content industry, representatives of right holders and service providers are not against cross-border portability of online content services but are usually in favour of industry-led solutions and soft law instruments
In particular, representatives of the audiovisual industry have issued a joint statement affirming their willingness to continue working towards the further development of cross-border portability of subscription based online services
Under these options, the transition to the cross-border portability would take longer.
Action to facilitate cross-border portability of occupational pensions at the EU level is continuing.
oblige online content service providers to offer the cross-border portability feature to their customers.
Only Option 3 would effectively ensure that the cross-border portability feature is offered
service providers by creating uniform conditions for the provision of cross-border portability of online content services across Europe.
holders not having to renegotiate their existing licensing contracts in order to enable the offering of the cross-border portability of services by providers.
imposes an obligation, under certain conditions, on the service provider to enable the cross-border portability.