Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• I would like to draw attention to the Internet and other possibilities which in the future may facilitate access to documents.
• The price you actually have to pay Booking via Internet
• Publicly available electronic communications services over the Internet open new possibilities for users but also new risks for their personal data and privacy.
• cost air carriers
• often the only possibility with low
• while the number of national internet sites dedicated specifically to posting has grown substantially, there is still a need for Member States to make better use of internet possibilities and to improve the accessibility and clarity of the information provided on the national websites[21];
• With regards to the second question, the Commission acknowledges that the Internet offers vast possibilities, but also dangers.

• This is an even more pressing issue since most public Internet facilities are inaccessible to them.
• It is important that Internet facilities be accessible to people who are relatively poor and those with low incomes.
• 3. the use of Internet facilities for the dissemination of results (web publishing, Internet chats and seminars) and as a tool to foster cooperation and the exchange of information.
• The Rapporteur advocates therefore that in addition to the proposed infrastructure operations, Member States should have the option to support public internet facilities in rural communities such as in public libraries or town halls.
• mail or Internet facilities, and did not provide transfer or accommodation, either, even though passengers are entitled to such support under the EU regulations in force.
• Providing public access to broadband internet facilities
• They did not make arrangements for passengers to have access to free telephone, fax, e
• In addition to the proposed infrastructure operations, Member States should therefore have the option to support public internet facilities in rural communities (e.g. in public libraries or town halls).