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NEW: User Created Content: Supporting a participative Information Society
Final report
(4,6
MB)
,
Executive
summary (745 kB)
,
Annexes
(23,6
MB)
See the Benchmarking section for completed reports on:
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Public policies and stakeholders initiatives in support of Digital Literacy
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eHealth Benchmarking (Phase II)
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The impact of ICTs on employment
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Impact of Broadband on Growth and Productivity
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Benchmarking on-line public services
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Pilot on eHealth indicators
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Benchmarking in a policy perspective
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Benchmarking Access and Use of ICT in European Schools
Web Portal tool for Exchange of Good Practice for Broadband
Deployment
Launched in September 2008:
www.broadband-europe.eu
Standardisation aspects of e-signatures - see the e-Signature section.
Specific policy needs for ICT standardisation - Final report, executive summary and more information
Status on e-Inclusion measurement, analysis and approaches for improvement, February 2007
The objective of this study was to compile existing literature and evidence
(secondary research) on wide ‘social’ aspects of eInclusion in the EU (beyond
regional aspects of ICT network access). On this basis, areas were identified
for further exploration in support of EU cohesion and growth goals, evidence of
ICT socio-economic impact, eInclusion measurement, and efficiency of policy
actions. Finally, the study makes suggestions for policy improvement.
Final report
and
Handbook with policy recommendations
For more information on this policy area, see the
eInclusion section on the Information Society thematic portal.
Interactive content and convergence: Implications for the Information Society, January 2007
According to the study, revenue from online content
is expected to reach €8.3 billion by 2010 in Europe, a growth of over
400% in five years. While assessing the potential of the emerging
creative content online market, the study found that although the market
is growing steadily, technological, economic and legal challenges –
notably intellectual property rights and interoperability – need to be
addressed for Europe to have faster market uptake. Based on a wide
consultation of stakeholders, it identified 36 existing or potential
roadblocks to developing online content and assesses their market impact
up to 2010.
Final report 2,8 MB
Annexes of the study
464 kB
,
Press release
For more information in this policy
area, see the
Content Online section on the Information Society thematic portal.
Availability and
robustness of electronic communication networks and Security
Challenges to the Use and Deployment of Disruptive Technologies
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