Cross-border portability of online content

Update: 2017-05-11

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The European Parliament is to vote in plenary in May on new rules on cross-border portability, which would enable consumers to access their online subscriptions for content services when they travel across the EU and are temporarily outside their Member State of residence.

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Cross-border portability of online content