Traduction de «Ligne de liaison entre la ligne extérieure et l'abonné » (Français → Anglais) :

high-bit-rate digital subscriber line | HDSL | high-bit-rate digital subscriber loop | high-bit-rate DSL | high-speed digital subscriber line | high-data-rate digital subscriber line

very-high-bit-rate digital subscriber line | VDSL | VHDSL | very-high-bit-rate digital subscriber loop | very-high-bit-rate DSL | very-high-speed digital subscriber line | very-high-speed DSL | very-high-data-rate digital subscriber line

asymmetric digital subscriber line | ADSL | asymmetrical digital subscriber line | asymmetric digital subscriber loop | asynchronous digital subscriber line

high bit rate digital subscriber line [ HDSL | high bit-rate digital subscriber line | high-speed digital subscriber line | highspeed digital subscriber line ]

asymmetric digital subscriber line [ ADSL | asymmetrical digital subscriber line ]

asymmetrical digital subscriber loop | ADSL [Abbr.]

14. Welcomes the Commission's undertaking to adopt a strong proposal on online contracts covering digital content purchased online and to improve consumers' legal protection in this sphere; believes that any such improvements must be targeted and that differences between content, on the one hand, and tangible goods on the other should be carefully analysed; points out that while consumers who buy content on a tangible medium are protected by consumer protection laws, consumer rights when buying digital content online remain largely unregulated and unclear, particularly with regard to legal guarantees, defective content and specific unf ...[+++]air terms regarding digital content; highlights that the current classification of all digital content as services may raise concerns, as it may not conform to consumer expectations, since streaming service subscriptions are not distinguished from downloadable content purchases; agrees that consumers should enjoy an equivalent and future-proof level of protection regardless of whether they purchase digital content online or offline;

24. Emphasizes the need to promote ethical journalism in media; calls upon the European Commission to propose a legal instrument (e.g. by means of a recommendation such as the recommendation of 20 December 2006 on the protection of minors and human dignity and on the right of reply in relation to the competitiveness of the European audiovisual and online information services industry) to ensure that the Member States oblige the media sector to develop professional standards and ethical codes which include the ...[+++]obligation to indicate a difference between facts and opinions in reporting, the necessity of accuracy, impartiality and objectivity, respect for people’s privacy, the duty to correct misinformation and the right of reply; this legal framework should foresee the establishment by the media sector of an independent media regulatory authority – operating independently from political or other external interference – that can treat complaints about the press based on the professional standards and ethical codes, and that has the authority to take appropriate sanctions;

Digital Agenda scoreboard 2011 shows following progress: 65% of the population regularly uses the Internet, coverage of fixed broadband networks reached 95.3% (rural coverage reached only 82.4 % of the rural population), subscriptions above 10 Mbps reached nearly 30 %, 28.7 % of households could have access to the speeds of 30 Mbps and above if they want to, 40% of the population used the Internet to purchase goods and services, 57% of Internet users engaged in eCommerce, the proportion of cross-border online purchasers reached 8,8%, ...[+++]28% of SMEs were involved in online purchasing and 12,9% in online selling.

limiting access to subscriber lines by inter alia rejecting alternative operator s' orders to activate subscriber lines on unreasonable grounds;