Traduction de «contenu généré par les utilisateurs » (Français → Anglais) :

The move from traditional content distribution to online availability is accompanied by an explosion of user-created content.

This move is supported by emerging technological trends such as the migration towards very high-speed networks, ubiquitous wireless technologies, web 2.0, the Internet of Things, Grids, new network architectures, web-based services, user interfaces, user-created content and social networking.

Content of websites also includes user-generated content and, whenever technically possible, social media, when that is embedded within a website.

Digital content stakeholders are content providers (including public and private organisations and institutions that create, collect or own digital content) and content users (including organisations and enterprises that are end-users that reuse and/or add value to digital content).

O. whereas creative works are one of the main sources nourishing the digital economy and information technology players such as search engines, social media and platforms for user-generated content, but virtually all the value generated by creative works is transferred to those digital intermediaries, which refuse to pay authors or negotiate extremely low levels of remuneration;

35. Urges the Commission to take into account the rapidly growing use of creative works in user-generated content and social media platforms on the internet and to enhance user information concerning obligations with regard to anyone who knowingly provides hyperlinks to unauthorised content or links that circumvent paywalls, when reviewing the copyright framework; believes that any new proposal should aim to find a way to protect IPRs and end-users while also fostering a dynamic internet where technology and internet access can continue to empower individuals to be innovative and creative; considers that, in addition, the Commission co ...[+++]uld propose a legal definition of ‘public domain’ works and ensure that such works are protected against private appropriation through digitisation or other means;