Ja, ich war wegen der Sat-Diskussion auch nicht unbedingt dafür, wollte in dem Fall zumindest Satellit nicht direkt nennen, daher der unbegreifbare Satz.
PS: Ich übernehme den Link mal in die englische Version.
Petitionstext hat geschrieben:Petition to the European Parliament
The President of the European Parliament, Rue Wiertz, B-1047 BRUSSELS
Concern of the petition
The European Parliament may establish a statutory basis that make the use of the Internet as universal medium of information in an appropriate quality* possible to every citizen of the European Union, independently of geographical location, at an for end-users affordable price.
It is recommended to realize this, for example, as an admission of broadband internet access for universal service into the directive "2002/22/EG European Parliament and the Council".
* compare "Quality of Service" (QoS): ITU-T E.800, International Telecommunication Union [1]
The signatories.<LINK>
reasons and annotation:
1. The broadband internet access – independent of the technology used – represents the key factor of the information age. The availability of broadband internet access gets a more cumulative part on the choice of location by companies and individuals. For considerable parts of the population of the EU this kind of access isn't available – the results are blatant disadvantages for the concerned persons in the areas education, culture and economy.
2. Due to miscellaneous technical, economic und political factors it isn't assumed that an adjustment between broadband internet access provided areas and unprovided areas will be occure or ever will be occure by market-economical processes. On the contrary, at the moment the discrepance between provided and unprovided areas increases considerable.
3. "What this means is that, when it comes to meeting the challenges of globalisation, not all Europeans have the same advantages and the same chances of success. A lot depends on where they live. It is this that the European cohesion policy is trying to correct,[...]" - quotation from „A Constitution for Europe“ [3]. - The signatories request it!
4. The directive "2002/22/EG of the European Parliament and the Council" is ONE possibility of regulatory measures in the telecommunication market. In fact the directive declares in Recital 8 that an access to the publicly available telephone network is limited to a single "narrow band network connection"; but simultaneous it is claimed in the same Recital, that such connections need to provide transfer rates that are suitable for access to online services.
According to the "List of Standards" [4] Recommendation G.1010 of the ITU-T [2] should be used as reference for evaluation of the minimum performance required for the use of online services. Recommendation G.1010 clearly shows that narrow band telephone network accesses are unsuitable for supporting online services. Numerous studies are verifying this result. The in article 4 of the directive 2002/22/EG demanded "funtional internet access" is not warranted via narrow band accesses to the telephone network! The consequence is the exclusion of a significant number of citizens from parts of public life, of culture, education and economy.
5. The "Breitbandinitiative"[5] – which is supported by the German Federal Ministry of Economy and Technology (the Federal Network Agency for Electricity, Gas, Telecommunications, Post and Railway is subordinated to the Federal Ministry) – for example, observed that only a broadband internet access with a minimum of 256 kbit/s (download rate) brings the "user in concrete online utilisation situations that are neither interfering nor limitating". Therefore it is to be assumed that presently a functional internet access requires at minimum such an access. Of course the minimum requirements for a functional internet should be adopted to technological developments and to changes in market demand.
6. The European Union should immediately follow the example of other economically powerful nations to do not loose the connection in this important region. For example in Suisse broadband internet accesses with a minimum of 600/100 (downstream/upstream) kbit/s are legal provision with basic supplies from the 1.1.2008! [6]
The petition "broadband for everyone" to the European Parliament has been written by the "Initiative gegen digitale Spaltung" and "Axel Mielke" (eu_petition@geteilt.de). The petition is hosted publicly on http://www.geteilt.de.
bibliography
[size=9][1] ITU-T E.800, International Telecommunication Union
[2] ITU-T, G.1010, International Telecommunication union
[3] "A Constitution for Europe, Rome, the 29.10.2004", European Communities Luxembourg: Office for Official Publications of the European Communities 2004, ISBN: 92-894-6112-8
[4] "List of Standards" Official Journal of the European Union L 86/11 from the 27.3.2007
[5] Internet: http://www.breitbandinitiative.de (online 3.4.2007)
[6] Internet: http://www.bakom.ch/dokumentation/medie ... sg-id=7308 (online 13.9.2006)
FlappyTM hat geschrieben:independently of geographical location
==> müßte glaube ich heißen:
independent from geographical location
independent ist hier meine ich kein Adverb, da es sich ja nicht auf may establisch bezieht, oder? Außerdem habe ich nachgeschlagen, dass es "independent from another country" heißt. Daher denke ich, dass hier from richtig ist. Bin mir aber nicht sicher.
Member States shall ensure that the services set out in this Chapter are made available at the quality specified to all end-users in their territory, independently of geographical location, and, in the light of specific national conditions, at an affordable price.
FlappyTM hat geschrieben:4. The directive "2002/22/EG of the European Parliament and the Council" is AN possibility of regulatory measures ==> besser: ONE possibily ???
hmm ja, ich auchFlappyTM hat geschrieben:hmmm, ja. nehme ich auch an.
mmh ja, glaube ich aber auch... sollten wir nochmal checken.FlappyTM hat geschrieben:independent ist hier meine ich kein Adverb, da es sich ja nicht auf may establisch bezieht, oder?
wär ich dafür, das hat catbert vorgeschlagen, um es weiter technologieunabhängig zu machen, was bei der Komission besser ankommt.FlappyTM hat geschrieben:1. The broadband internet access – independent of the technology used – represents the key factor of the information age.
soll ich diesen Einschub ins deutsche übernehmen?
Passe das bitte mal auf Breitband-Internetzugang an, hat auch catbert verbessert (zwecks technischen Unterschied schnell - breitbandig)Deutscher Petitionstext hat geschrieben:[...]Die Verfügbarkeit eines schnellen Internetzugangs[...]
Danke lieber http://dict.leo.org, das hat mir fast komplett geholfenFlappyTM hat geschrieben:Ansonst Super Arbeit!!! Klasee.
Ich vermute, dass in unserem Sinne ONE reinmuss.governet hat geschrieben:Die Frage ist jetzt natürlich wie man das im englischen handhabt.
governet hat geschrieben:Das stammt so direkt aus der englischen Version der EU-Richtlinie zur Universaldienstleistung:Member States shall ensure that the services set out in this Chapter are made available at the quality specified to all end-users in their territory, independently of geographical location, and, in the light of specific national conditions, at an affordable price.
Ja, da wir uns in dem Punkt von eben noch einig geworden sindFlappyTM hat geschrieben:Haben wir's dann?
Gings nicht eben noch um "independently of geographical location"catbert hat geschrieben:Vielleicht als Übergangslösung erstmal "regardless of the techology used".
Gut, war für einen Moment unsicher, da ich es auch so übersetzt hatteP.S.: Das ONE ist super.
M0rGu3 hat geschrieben:Gings nicht eben noch um "independently of geographical location"catbert hat geschrieben:Vielleicht als Übergangslösung erstmal "regardless of the techology used".![]()
Wäre es mögliche eine Sub-Domain eu-petition.geteilt.de einzurichten? Fände ich gut.
FlappyTM hat geschrieben:[6] Internet: http://www.bakom.ch/dokumentation/medie ... sg-id=7308 (Online 21.4.2007)
governet hat geschrieben:Hallo FlappyTM,
hier:FlappyTM hat geschrieben:[6] Internet: http://www.bakom.ch/dokumentation/medie ... sg-id=7308 (Online 21.4.2007)
stimmt das Datum nicht, müsste der 13.09.2006 sein.
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