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Position papers
ETNO's position papers present its member-companies' views on a wide range of technical, regulatory and trade issues to European Union decision-makers, national governments and the general public.
They are developed either internally by ETNO working groups or, occasionally, in co-operation with third parties such as other industry associations.
Click here for definitions of ETNO Position Papers and Expert Contributions.
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Position papers
170131 ETNO Data Portability Memo
ETNO shared with the Article 29 Working Party the a legal memo noting that while the Guidelines provide many useful additions and clarifications, they also contain some suggestions that are particularly problematic for the industry, users and third parties.
16 February, 2017 Read more -
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2nd Joint Declaration by Industry and RTOs: Boosting Europe’s Future Competitiveness as Key Priority for FP9
We, the undersigned associations representing key European industrial research and innovation stakeholders, call on the European Commission, the European Parliament and the Council of the European Union to develop the next EU Research & Innovation Framework Programme (FP9) with an appropriate design and budget, at the level of the ambitions of the Renewed EU Industrial Policy Strategy.
21 February, 2018 Read more -
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Civil enforcement of intellectual property rights: public consultation on the efficiency of proceedings and accessibility of measures - ETNO considerations
ETNO is the European association representing approximately 40 member companies in the telecommunications market across 35 European countries. Besides being network and Internet access providers, many ETNO members also offer hosting services. In addition to this, many members are also content providers and are active in the promotion and provision of legal content services. As such, ETNO is very much interested in this debate.
29 March, 2013 Read more -
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Comments on Draft ECC Recommendation 15(02): “Guidelines for Major Changes to National Numbering and Dialling Plans concerning E.164 Numbers”
19 January, 2015 Read more -
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Communication on Engagement to the UN Global Compact and its ten Principles in the areas of Human Rights, Labour, Environment and Anti-Corruption
27 January, 2016 Read more -
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Communication on Engagement to the UN Global Compact and its ten Principles in the areas of Human Rights, Labour, Environment and Anti-Corruption
Find the full communciation here.
The European Telecommunications Network Operators’ Association (hereinafter ETNO) with this document submits its second Communication on Engagement with the UN Global Compact.
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10 April, 2018 Read more -
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Consultation of e-Business Stakeholders for the WSIS+10 Review
The C7 e-Business action line covers the following items:
15 February, 2013 Read more
a) Governments, international organizations and the private sector, are encouraged to promote the benefits of international trade and the use of e-business, and promote the use of e-business models in developing countries and countries with economies in transition.
b) Through the adoption of an enabling environment, and based on widely available Internet access, governments should seek to stimulate private sector investment, foster new applications, content development and public/private partnerships.
c) Government policies should favour assistance to, and growth of SMMEs, in the ICT industry, as well as their entry into e-business, to stimulate economic growth and job creation as an element of a strategy for poverty reduction through wealth creation. -
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CP073 - ETNO Common Position commenting on the Work Programme of the Radio Spectrum Policy Group (RSPG)
ETNO considers the proposed 17-point RSPG Work Programme to be complete, requiring no additional points.
9 January, 2004 Read more -
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CP074 - ETNO Common Position on the sponsored Top Level Domain applications for .tel
ETNO has serious reservations about the .tel and .Tel sTLDs proposed to ICANN.
29 April, 2004 Read more -
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CP075 - ETNO Common Position on ITU-TSB proposal for the future administration of IPv6 addresses
ETNO believes that the current rules and organisation for IPv4 and IPv6 address management by the private sector is to be maintained, above all to guarantee the most appropriate technical operation and economic savings.
31 January, 2005 Read more - load more
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