03499nam a22004570i 4500 5231 5231 00005231 LU-LuOPE 20211006062614.0 190729s2019 eu a fs i000 0 eng d 978-92-76-02636-5 10.2759/61937 doi KK-02-19-267-EN-N PUB_KK0219267ENN LU-LuOPE eng eu Cross-border access to content online : report [Bruselas] : [Comisión Europea], [2019] [69] p.. : il. col., tab. ; 1 documento PDF isbdcontent texto isbdmedia informático rdacarrier recurso en línea Flash Eurobarometer ; 477b Fieldwork: February-March 2019. Publication: May 2019. On 27 February 2018, the European Union adopted the EU Geo-Blocking regulation, which has applied since 3 December 20181. This Regulation prohibits unjustified geo-blocking, and other forms of discrimination, based on customers’ nationality, place of residence, or place of establishment and is particularly relevant to all businesses selling online in different EU Member States, whether or not they are located in the EU. Furthermore, the proposal bans the blocking of access to websites and the use of automatic re-routing if the customer has not given prior consent. One of the most significant exceptions to the Regulation, however, concerns audio-visual services and other electronically supplied copyright-protected content. As regards audio-visual services, these are fully excluded from the scope of the Geo-Blocking Regulation, mirroring the exclusions from the scope of the Services Directive. Electronically supplied services linked to (non-audio-visual) copyrighted content and neighbouring rights are also excluded from the main Regulation's absolute prohibition of applying different general conditions of access laid down in Article 4 (e.g., music streaming and downloading, e-books, games). In this regard, however, the Regulation mandates a first short-term review which should assess, by March 2020, in particular, the scope of the Regulation, both as regards the specific scope of Article 4 and more generally as regards sectors not covered by the Services Directive, including audio-visual services. In the context of activities related to the first short-term review, this Eurobarometer survey was launched to measure consumers’ demand and assess the difficulties they face when trying to access online content services meant for other EU countries. Reservados todos los derechos ; Unión Europea. Tecnologías habilitadoras digitales 18 tecnología digital Internet acceso a la información usuario informático documento audiovisual mercado único digital Comisión Europea. Dirección General de Redes de Comunicación, Contenido y Tecnologías 1122 Kantar Public 2772 STU Accessing content online and cross-border portability of online content services 978-92-76-01917-6 4978 Flash Eurobarometer 3163 HTML http://publications.europa.eu/publication/manifestation_identifier/PUB_KK0219267ENN 0 Acceso a la publicación HTML https://data.europa.eu/doi/10.2759/61937 0 Acceso a la publicación z INF 0 0 0 3 1 6217 01 01 2019-07-29 0 1000020175516 2019-07-29 00:00:00 2019-07-29 INF pdf