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Page last updated :09.03.2010

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	Videos from the projects
	Watch these interesting new videos on some of our most successful eTEN "projects of the month" (CERTISERV, E-Poll, ETN, EUROCET, HANDS, HealthOptimum, HealthService24, MAP, MCC, m-Mag, Orthosim, ParkService, paysafecard and Riser) from the past years and spotlights covering our thematic areas of eGovernment, eHealth, eInclusion and Services for SMEs. These short videos contribute to the goals of our communication activities and complement the eTEN Project Booklet below. Watch the videos
	ELAN will set up and validate an e-learning marketplace in selected European countries (Poland, Germany, and the United Kingdom), connecting different e-learning concepts, users and suppliers in innovative ways on www.columbus-portal.eu. Click here to view the video.
	EU Tube – Sharing the sights and sounds of Europe on YouTube The European Commission has launched a dedicated channel on YouTube to increase the visibility of its audiovisual material. This initiative reflects the Commission's commitment to better explain its policies and actions surrounding the daily concerns of citizens across the EU. EU Tube will benefit from YouTube's technical platform; using freely available software which makes it possible for all users to view video clips easily. Press release. More on YouTube.
	EU-Pay: EU-Pay’s objective is to provide a multi-channel, Europe-wide, payment collection mechanism for public authorities, which integrates seamlessly with existing payment methods. Click here to view the video.
	SEMOPS SEMOPS introduces a real time electronic payment service with 6 payment processors in four countries. Various payment transaction types will be introduced, mobile and internet ones, both on local and international level. Click here to view the video.
	The PROCURE inter-regional network project aims at enabling electronic bids for public procurement procedure, through a safe and intuitive web site. By strengthening access to information and making direct e-tendering and e-bidding possible, these interregional platforms will simplify both the work of persons in charge of public procurement and that of local economic operators - especially small and medium enterprises (SMEs) - with public bodies. Click here to view the video.
	The eParticipate project was chosen to webcast the Riga Ministerial Conference, 11-13 June 2006, including presentations from Viviane Reding, European Commissioner for Information Society & Media, Dr.Vaira Vike-Freiberga, President of the Republic of Latvia, and a number of other Government Ministers. This enabled the eParticipate project to disseminate the initial results of its market validation. To view an archive of the webcast go to http://www.e-inclusion.public-i.tv. To view a video presentation about the eParticipate project click here.
	Netc@rds featured on Euronews The European TV channel Euronews broadcasted a new edition of its science and research magazine FUTURIS, focussing on projects related to the football world championship. Netc@rds for eEHIC is one of the featured projects. The full video can be seen on the Euronews web site by clicking here. Netc@rds project animation video View the Netc@rds animation.
	Other Videos
	eHealth, eIdentity, eProcurement animations Have you experienced several barriers to access public services or get quality healthcare services while travelling or working abroad? Is your company overwhelmed with the heavy procedures while trying to bid for a government contract in another country? The European Commission together with the Member States is putting its efforts into improving the current situation. Many actions are being carried out that are not easy to understand, for a short visual explanation see the brand new video-animations to get the flavour of it!: eHealth, better healthcare for all in Europe! eIdentity - easier access to public services across the EU eProcurement - opening doors to cross-border business! Visit the thematic websites to find out more about eHealth, eProcurement, eIdentity