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ICT industry alliance launches TeachToday initiative

Fourteen leading mobile operators, mobile content, social networking companies and internet providers today launch TeachToday.eu, a website designed to help teachers encourage children to use the internet and mobile technology responsibly and safely. This is the first time such a significant number of major businesses have worked together to address this complex issue. This initiative will be launched in Brussels in the presence of Commissioner Viviane Reding.

Available in English, Czech, French, German, Italian and Spanish, TeachToday provides teachers with a wealth of information. This includes lesson plans, case studies, reporting procedures, as well as outline policies which are designed to keep them abreast of the changes in communication technology. The website facilitates teachers to guide their pupils to take advantage of the opportunities and avoid the risks of new technology. Read more...


EU Mobile Industry Ensures Children Can Access Content Safely

Mobile operators serving 550 million customers in the European Union are putting in place safeguards to ensure that children can safely access content on mobile phones as part of a programme coordinated by GSM Europe, the European arm of the GSM Association.

One year after the introduction of GSM Europe’s European Framework for Safer Mobile Use by Younger Teenagers and Children, self-regulatory codes of conduct are now in place in 21 countries of the European Union. GSM Europe expects similar codes to be introduced in the remaining six countries of the EU as 24 mobile operators and content providers covering all the Member States have signed the framework. Read more...

Position Papers

GSME response to the European Commission Stakeholder Consultation on Fair Compensation for Acts of Private Copying
17 Apr 08

GSME Common Position on the New Regulatory Framework (NRF)
13 Mar 08

GSME Response to the consultation on "Creative Content Online in the Single Market
29 Feb 08

Reforming Universal Service Policy, a report by CEG Europe
29 Feb 08

GSME Summary Position on the 2007 Regulatory Review
13 Nov 07

GSME Position Paper on Mobile Communications on Aircraft (MCA)
3 Oct 07

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Reforming Universal Service Policy

Reforming Universal Service Policy, a report by CEG Europe
The European Commission has announced that it will issue a Communication on the scope and future of Universal Service policy in the EU in 2008. As a contribution to the development of the Communication, GSM Europe has requested the Competition Economists Group (CEG) undertake this study assessing the issues and policy options arising from longer term reform of Universal Service policy.
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Building Mobile Networks: European Mobile Operator Responses to Public Concern

Building Mobile Networks: European Mobile Operator Responses to Public Concern
In August and September 2007, Ovum Consulting surveyed all GSM Europe (GSME) Members in the European Union Member States and Switzerland to assess actions taken by mobile operators in relation to the GSME Recommendations on good practice for network rollout first adopted in 2001. The results of the survey show that mobile operators have taken many positive steps to address public concerns about network deployment.
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The role of mobile services in growing the legitimate content market

Study on the role of mobile services in growing the legitimate content market
Critical to the development of mobile content services is the deployment of digital rights management (DRM) systems that are effective, ubiquitous and consumer friendly.
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Mobile communications matters

Mobile communications matters
The growth of the mobile communications sector has been one of Europes great industrial success stories. Despite the success public concern over alleged health effects of mobile communications technology is impacting the continual development of networks and the ability to support the needs of mobile phone users.
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Yours Sincerely,
Kaisu Karvala
Chair GSM Europe

GSM Europe is the European Interest Group of the GSM Association, the premier global body behind the world’s leading wireless communications standard. GSM Europe represents 148 operators in 50 countries/areas of Europe and currently serves over 454 million GSM customers.

GSM Europe is the leading representative body of the wireless industry in Europe. Through the years GSME has evolved from being a strong Regulatory Interest Group towards being a stronger Educational Interest Group. The mobile operator members drive the organisation and GSM Europe represents their common views and messages vis-à-vis EU officials and key stakeholders of the Mobile Industry.

We are sure you will find the information on the site of interest and welcome your views at gsme@gsm.org.

 


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