Examples of using Geoblocking in English and their translations into Greek
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Ending unjustified geoblocking is likely to boost e-commerce in Europe
Ending unjustified geoblocking will boost e-commerce in Europe
On 3rd of December 2018 the new regulation proposed by the European Commission in May 2016 to end unjustified geoblocking online will enter into force.
Emphasizes that industry geoblocking practices should not prevent cultural minorities living in EU Member States from accessing existing contents
Stresses the necessity to abolish geoblocking of information media content,
Despite saying geoblocking on the tin, this law, the final version of which the Parliament passed today,
Emphasises that industry geoblocking practices should not prevent cultural minorities living in EU Member States from accessing existing content
the Commission have delivered on commitments made during September's Digital Summit in Tallinn by ending unjustified geoblocking, one of the EU priority files for 2017.
for instance by putting an end to roaming charges or unjustified geoblocking.
the European Commission presented a three-pronged plan to boost e-commerce by tackling geoblocking, making cross-border parcel delivery more affordable
in the end the member state governments outright refused even a partial ban on geoblocking for digital media,
The fight to end geoblocking in the EU has begun.
End geoblocking!
EU negotiators agree to end unjustified geoblocking.
Alibaba is one of the e-commerce sites forcing the EU to reconsider geoblocking.[hinglish Notes/Flickr].
Preventing unjustified geoblocking and other forms of discrimination based on nationality,
The European Union will end unjustified geoblocking for consumers wishing to buy products
The European Union will end unjustified geoblocking for consumers wishing to buy products or services online within the EU before the end of next year.
Geoblocking and other geographically-based restrictions undermine online shopping
Polish MEP Roza Thun said:“This new EU law on geoblocking is an important step towards an even more competitive and integrated Digital Single Market, for both consumers and traders.