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Published On: Mar 3rd 2020
The Single Digital Gateway regulation will facilitate online access to the information, administrative procedures and assistance services that citizens and businesses need to get active in another EU country. Citizens and companies moving across EU borders will easily be able to find out what rules and assistance services apply in their new residency.Published On: Mar 3rd 2020
The Universal Service is a safety net to ensure that at least a set of specified minimum services are available to all end-users and at an affordable price to consumers, where a risk of social exclusion arising from the lack of such availability prevents citizens from full social and economic participation in society.Published On: Mar 3rd 2020
If you have a Maltese SIM in your mobile device and are planning to travel within EU/EEA countries, the Roam Like at Home rules will apply, unless you made an agreement with your local service provider for a different roaming package.Published On: Mar 3rd 2020
The aim of Regulation (EU) 2017/1128 (the ‘Regulation’) is to ensure that persons residing in an EU Member State who buy or subscribe to films, sports broadcasts, music, e-books and games in their home Member State are able to access this content when they travel or stay temporarily in another EU Member State.Published On: Mar 3rd 2020
Geographically based restrictions undermine online shopping and cross-border sales in the Digital Single Market. Regulation (EU) 2018/302 (‘the ‘Geo-Blocking Regulation’) addresses unjustified on line sales discrimination based on customers' nationality, place of residence or place of establishment within the internal market. The ban on geo-blocking is thus an important element of the digital single market strategy.Published On: Feb 14th 2020
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