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European Parliament’s Environment Committee gives wrong signal

ACEA - European Automobile Manufacturers' Association

Brussels, 25 September 2008 - The European automobile manufacturers are disappointed by the outcome of the vote, today, in the Environment Committee of the European Parliament on the legislative proposal to reduce CO2 emissions from cars.

“The MEPs missed the opportunity to help shape a realistic framework for the car industry enabling manufacturers to continue contributing to the CO2 reduction objectives of the EU to the best of their ability and with all the innovative might they possess”, said Ivan Hodac, Secretary

MEPs defend media pluralism and call for discussion of blogs

European Parliament

Hans-Gert Pöttering releasing an interview before entering the EC on 19 of June 2008. © Council of the EU

Media pluralism must be safeguarded and all citizens should have access to free media, MEPs underline in a resolution adopted on Thursday. To prevent owners, shareholders or governments from interfering with editorial content, MEPs advocate creation of editorial charters. They also encourage an open discussion of the status of weblogs.

Commissioner Reding Meets Cable Industry Leaders-Cable revenues expected to grow 11%+ for YE 2008

Cable Europe - European Cable Communications Association

Brussels – September 25, 2008:  Vivian Reding, EU Commissioner for Information
Society and Media, last night met cable industry leaders from across Europe to
discuss the state of the cable industry and regulatory developments impacting the
sector.
    
The meeting, on September 24 in Brussels, was attended by senior executives from
some of the region's largest cable operators. It coincided with forecasts that
continued strong demand would help lift industry revenues by 11% in the current
year.

Cable Europe applauds the European Parliament vote of confidence in infrastructure based competition

Cable Europe - European Cable Communications Association

Concerns remain regarding the proposal to force access to ducts and extension of "must carry" rules to on-demand TV
 
Brussels - September 24, 2008:  As Europe’s most important infrastructure based
competitor to telecom incumbents, the cable industry welcomes today’s vote of the
European Parliament on an array of  new proposals seeking to stimulate the
development of infrastructure based competition.  
These new EU telecom rules will generate higher broadband penetration, more

EUMETSAT

EUMETSAT is the European operational satellite agency for monitoring weather, climate and the environment. EUMETSAT operates a system of meteorological satellites monitoring the atmosphere and ocean and land surfaces which deliver weather and climate-related satellite data, images and products – 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

Paquet télécom : renforcer les droits des consommateurs et la sécurité des réseaux

European Parliament

Le Parlement a adopté un rapport modifiant la directive sur les services universels et les droits des utilisateurs de communications électroniques, l'objectif principal étant d'améliorer la protection des consommateurs. Les dispositions du texte adopté portent notamment sur l'accès à l'information et au numéro d'urgence 112, la portabilité du numéro, la sécurité des réseaux et la protection des données personnelles. Le débat en plénière a eu lieu le 2 septembre dernier.

Spectrum Management & Allocation to Remain a National Prerogative

ACT

Brussels, 24 September 2008 – Today the European Parliament (EP) has taken a decisive step towards updating the regulation of telecoms markets and a better protection of the consumer. When adopting in first reading the parliamentary reportson the Electronic Communications Package, Members of the EP (MEPs) have progressed on responding to the technological challenges lying ahead while at the same time taking measures to promote national audiovisual and media policies. 

EP vote on the EU Telecoms Package: A positive step forward for the deployment of the next generation networks

ETNO - European Telecommunications Network Operators' Association

Brussels – ETNO – which represents the leading investors in telecoms networks and services – welcomes the EP vote on the telecoms package and the introduction of concrete measures to accelerate the deployment of new high speed networks. Nevertheless, ETNO regrets the adoption of contradicting amendments which would lead to undue regulation of new fibre networks and remains very concerned with the new functional separation remedy.

GTZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fuer Technische Zusammenarbeit

 

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