EU Public Sector Information (PSI) Directive Paves the Way for Approach on Cost of Re-use of PSI Data

Posted by Joachim Bartels | Jun 28, 2013 | Public Sector Information, Regulatory News, SIINDA | 0 |

The European Parliament finally adopted the review of the PSI directive on 12 June, which paves the way for a better approach on the cost of re-use of public sector information.

The electronic communications and digital market are also under the spotlight with Commissioner Kroes’ will to foster a true Digital Single Market for telecoms in Europe and with related regulation rules regarding the loss of telecommunication data.

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Source: EASDP

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