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"The liberalization of the telecommunications market, which has been carried out by the EU for 10 years, is an undisputed success.
The reform of the regulatory framework of electronic communications is part of the Commission’s global strategy concerning the internal market, and is essential to achieving the Lisbon Strategy objectives, because, from a macroeconomic perspective, telecommunications contribute to rendering activity more effective in other sectors.
I appreciate the rapporteurs’ work on this set of coherent and effective measures, reflecting both EU objectives, and the points of view of most MEPs concerning a vital field for the development and strengthening of ties between education, research and innovation, and in particular for the building of the European information society, adapted to global economy and capable of contributing to economic growth by generating employment and providing better services, thus improving the overall quality of life of European citizens.
The positive vote on essential aspects such as clarifying and extending users’ rights, strengthened protection of personal data, creating a body of European regulatory authorities (BERT), and better spectrum management, shows PPE-DE’s concern with striking a balance between the European citizens’ fundamental right of being integrated in information society, and the creation of a favourable framework for innovation and economic development."@en1
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