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EC seminars
Hi all
Two seminars at the EC people may like to be aware of.
Cheers
David
Tackling harmful content on the Internet (E-PING!)
The European Parliamentarians' Internet Group is holding a meeting
from 6.30 - 8.00 p.m. on 10 October 2001 in Room 1E1, European
Parliament, Brussels.
Speakers: "European Commission initiatives in the field of child
pornography" Luigi Soreca (DG Justice and Home Affairs, European
Commission), Richard Swetenham (DG Information Society, European
Commission);
"Child protection on the Internet", Ann Davison - Economic and Social
Committee Rapporteur on a programme for child protection on the
Internet;
"How can content rating protect against harmful content?",
Ola-Kristian Hoff - Internet Content Rating Association Director,
Europe;
"How should children be protected online?", Nigel Williams - Childnet
International.
Following the presentations, there will be an open discussion of the
issues raised by the speakers.
Attendees wishing to attend but who do not have an access card for
the Parliament are requested to send an e-mail to
secretariat@eping.org as early as possible before the event.
<http://www.eping.org/agenda.html>
Information Day & Financing Possibilities for Digital Content, Fr
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eContent Programme
Information Day & Financing Possibilities for Digital Content
The European Commission invites you to attend the eContent
Programme's
session "Information Day & Financing Possibilities for Digital
Content" at
the Frankfurt Book Fair, Europaroom Hall 4-0, 10 October,
15.00-17.00.
At the event representatives of the European Commission will give an
overview of activities and financing possibilities in the field of
digital
content. In addition, participants can get practical and useful
information
about the eContent Programme's forthcoming call for proposals on
digital
content on global networks, to be launched 1st November next. The
call's
total fund is in the order of EUR 30 million.
Speakers representing key industry players and research, will address
digital content and services for the emerging 3G mobile platform,
which is
one of the call's key themes.
By attending you will get a clear picture of Europe's challenges,
opportunities and actions at the digital content arena, and the
possibility
to get funding for your European project.
Sign up for free today at
<http://www.cordis.lu/econtent/register_101001.htm>
and receive the admission to the European Commission's cocktail at
17.00.
European Commission
eContent Programme Office
DG Information Society-Directorate D
<http://www.cordis.lu/econtent/>
e-mail econtent@cec.eu.int
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Fax: +352 4301 34959
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AGENDA
Download the agenda in PDF format :
<ftp://ftp.cordis.lu/pub/econtent/docs/agenda_101001.pdf>
European Commission - DG Information Society
53rd Frankfurt Book Fair
Wednesday 10 October 2001, - Hall 4.0 - Room Europa
15h00-17h00
15h00
The Information Society - taking the lead with European digital
content
Peter ZANGL
Deputy Director General
DG Information Society
European Commission
15h40
A publishers view on 3rd generation telecommunications services for
content
delivery
Leonardo MONTECAMOZZO
Marketing Director
Giunti Multimedia Srl
16h10
Personalised information services - An Electronic Information
Commodity
for
3G Telecom applications and its markets
Thomas RITZ
Dipl. Inform.
University of Stuttgart IAT/Fraunhofer IAO
16h40
3rd generation online service based on newspaper contents
Michele MOTTINI
Research & Development Director
TERA Digital Publishing S.p.a.
17h00 Cocktail
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David Goldstein
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