Geo-blokkering og andre andre geografisk baserte restriksjoner ved internetthandel og -bruk
Åpen konsultasjon om geo-blokkering og andre geografisk baserte restriksjoner for handel og informasjonsinnhenting i EU
Open consultation on geo-blocking and other geographically-based restrictions when shopping and accessing information in the EU
Høring igangsatt av Kommisjonen 24.9.2015
Nærmere omtale
BAKGRUNN (fra Kommisjonens høringsnettside, engelsk utgave)
This consultation aims at gathering views and opinions on the different restrictions faced by users, consumers and businesses when they access or provide information, shop or sell across the borders in the European Union.
This will inform the Commission for its ongoing work in preparing legislative proposals on geo-blocking under the Digital Single Market Strategy as well as the follow up to the forthcoming Internal Market Strategy for Goods and Services planned for October 2015.
Questions apply regardless of whether the action takes place online or offline, unless the context makes it clear otherwise.
The public consultation is available in all official languages.
The views expressed in this public consultation may not be interpreted as stating an official position of the European Commission.
If a respondent wishes to have confidential treatment of his/her response, this will be ensured.
For further information and background on this consultation, please refer to the background document
Geoblocking%20introduction%20text.pdf
This consultation aims at gathering views and opinions on the different restrictions faced by users, consumers and businesses when they access or provide information, shop or sell across the borders in the European Union.
This will inform the Commission for its ongoing work in preparing legislative proposals on geo-blocking under the Digital Single Market Strategy as well as the follow up to the forthcoming Internal Market Strategy for Goods and Services planned for October 2015.
Questions apply regardless of whether the action takes place online or offline, unless the context makes it clear otherwise.
The public consultation is available in all official languages.
The views expressed in this public consultation may not be interpreted as stating an official position of the European Commission.
If a respondent wishes to have confidential treatment of his/her response, this will be ensured.
For further information and background on this consultation, please refer to the background document
Geoblocking%20introduction%20text.pdf