Traduction de «Online content creation » (Anglais → Français) :

online content creation [ e-content creation | online content generation | e-content generation | electronic content generation ]

content created by ICT software | content creation with ICT software | digital content creation | ICT software content-creation

web content creation [ Web content creation ]

manage online content | manage website content

create news content online | create on-line news content | create online news content | creating online news content

digital single market [ digital agenda | DSM | e-single market | online single market | single market for digital content ]

creative content online

24. Recognises the role played by content providers in the development and dissemination of works, including on the internet, and the fact that the growth of online platforms has been driven by consumer demand; recognises that existing intermediary liability principles have enabled the growth of online platforms and warns that the creation of new legal uncertainty in this area could have a negative impact on economic growth; note ...[+++]s the growing role and the potential negative impact of certain internet intermediaries’ dominant positions on the creative potential and fair remuneration of authors and the development of the services offered by other distributors of works;

38. Agrees that the prevention of radicalisation should be a priority for the EU; regrets the lack of more concrete measures in the Agenda to address radicalisation in Europe and calls on the Commission to take urgent and comprehensive action to intensify measures aimed at preventing radicalisation and violent extremism, preventing the spread of extremist ideologies and fostering integration and inclusiveness; calls on the Commission to strengthen the Radicalisation Awareness Network (RAN), which brings together all relevant actors involved in initiatives to address radicalisation at grassroots level, and to clarify the mandate, tasks and scope of the new proposed RAN Centre of Excellence; recommends that its structure also include local ...[+++] and national decision-makers, so as to ensure practical implementation of the recommendations developed by experts and stakeholders; calls for bolder measures to tackle radicalisation on the Internet and the use of Internet websites or social media to spread radical ideologies in Europe; welcomes the creation of an Internet Referral Unit at Europol to support Member States in identifying and removing violent extremist content online with the cooperation of the industry, and calls on the Commission to provide the additional resources necessary for its functioning; regrets the lack of concrete measures to strengthen the role of the Internet as an awareness-raising tool against radicalisation, and in particular to disseminate counter-narratives online in a proactive manner so as to counter terrorist propaganda;

In light of the fast development of social networking and social media sites which rely on the creation and upload of online content by end-users (blogs, podcasts, posts, wikis, mash-ups, file and video sharing), specific attention will be given to possible approaches to deal with so-called user-created or user-generated content (UGC).[23] In line with its overall approach, the Commission advocates responsible use while ensuring that users enjoy the full benefits of new interactive online services.

First, the creation of attractive online content and services and its free circulation inside the EU and across its borders are fundamental to stimulate the virtuous cycle of demand.