Examples of using Geo-blocking in English and their translations into Polish
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Geo-blocking refers to practices used for commercial reasons by online sellers that result in the denial of access to websites based in other Member States.
For e-commerce to thrive in Europe action is needed to prevent unjustified geo-blocking and other forms of discrimination effectively.
Together with the geo-blocking proposal, it would create new market opportunities for operators that want to participate actively in cross-border e-commerce.
Justified geo-blocking in B2C commerce occurs primarily as a result of the fragmentation of the EU market
a Digital Single Market, 37 the Commission has already announced legislative proposals by mid-2016 to end unjustified geo-blocking.
In, the Commission published its initial findings on geo-blocking, which found that the practice was wide spread in e-commerce throughout the EU especially for digital content.
For example, technical barriers, such as geo-blocking, may prevent consumers from accessing certain websites on the basis of their residence
The Commission will make legislative proposals in the first half of 2016 to end unjustified geo-blocking.
The EESC welcomes the proposal for a Regulation on geo-blocking, both for companies and for consumers, as an indispensable element of the Digital Single Market(DSM) Strategy.
Geo-blocking can be frustrating,
Virginie RoziÃ̈re MEP, S& D Group spokesperson for the report on geo-blocking, added:"This agreement will increase consumer choice
Geo-blocking and other forms of discrimination:
The proposals should prevent content providers from using geo-blocking as a way of limiting choice
consumer electronics online use geo-blocking.
The Commission also conducted a analysing the prevalence of geo-blocking and the territorial restriction techniques used in different sectors across the EU.
Initial findings from the Commission's e-commerce sector inquiry show that geo-blocking is widespread in the EU.
The European Commission has published initial findings on the prevalence of geo-blocking which prevents consumers from purchasing consumer goods
new legislation was established, as is foreseen for the above-mentioned legislative proposal on geo-blocking and other forms of discrimination.
Measures to prevent unjustified geo-blocking should be accompanied by better enforcement,
There are significant differences as regards the prevalence of geo-blocking between different digital content categories