Traduction de «Shared-media network » (Anglais → Français) :

shared-media network | shared media LAN

morals of sharing work through social media | perform adjustments as work evolves | ethics of sharing work through social media | principles of sharing work through social media

weight-sharing network [ weight sharing network | time delayed neural network ]

DG Communications Networks, Content and Technology | Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology | Directorate-General for the Information Society and Media | Information Society and Media DG | CNECT [Abbr.] | DG CONNECT [Abbr.]

function sharing network | function-oriented network | service networking

shared network | shared net | common user network

token-ring network [ token ring network | token sharing network | token passing network ]

Society for Work Options [ SWO | Network for Work Time Options | National Network for Work Time Options | National Job Sharing Network ]

shared data network | SDN | common user data network

Technologies,Media and Telecoms shares | TMT [Abbr.]

improve their cooperation in sharing knowledge and practice by working together in the EU context, including the Expert Group on Active Citizenship, Preventing Marginalisation and Violent Radicalisation, the Expert Group on Digitalisation and the Radicalisation Awareness Network, and with relevant non-EU countries and the Council of Europe to exchange knowledge and best practice on preventing violent radicalisation, including the use of social media, counter-narratives* and digital youth work.

In light of the fast development of social networking and social media sites which rely on the creation and upload of online content by end-users (blogs, podcasts, posts, wikis, mash-ups, file and video sharing), specific attention will be given to possible approaches to deal with so-called user-created or user-generated content (UGC).[23] In line with its overall approach, the Commission advocates responsible use while ensuring that users enjoy the full benefits of new interactive online services.

R. whereas the emergence of new communication tools has transformed all branches of journalism and the media industry, prompting a rethink of the methods traditionally employed in the sector, enabling anyone to create and share content on blogs; whereas social networks have become a central Web 2.0 feature and have changed habits and brought a new dimension to news provision, as an increasing number of journalists are using such networks as a source of, or means of disseminating, information; whereas social media are used to some extent in researching and producing various types of article and are used by journalists to publish, share ...[+++] and promote their articles,

R. whereas the emergence of new communication tools has transformed all branches of journalism and the media industry, prompting a rethink of the methods traditionally employed in the sector, enabling anyone to create and share content on blogs; whereas social networks have become a central Web 2.0 feature and have changed habits and brought a new dimension to news provision, as an increasing number of journalists are using such networks as a source of, or means of disseminating, information; whereas social media are used to some extent in researching and producing various types of article and are used by journalists to publish, share ...[+++]and promote their articles,