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Future networks & services: Developing the future of the Internet through European research



Title in English: Future networks & services: Developing the future of the Internet through European research
Publication Type: Other scientific and technical reports published by the Commission or its contractual partners
Year of publication: 2008
Quality validation date: 2008-11-20
Availability in Languages: en
Author(s): No author stated European Commission, DG Information Society, Brussels (BE)

Abstract:

The Internet has profoundly changed our perception of society and our approach to everyday life. Today with billions of transactions streaming on the web, the Internet has certainly become the most powerful tool to share information.
As DG Information Society and Media, our mission is to increase awareness, not only of the key role of the Internet in commerce and society, but also to face the difficult matter of security and control of such a powerful tool.
Fostering innovation and competitiveness in Europe through excellence in ICT research and development, several world-class research initiatives set out to lead the developments on Future Internet research. While built on technological advances, aspects such as security, governance, an adequate regulatory framework ensuring accessibility for diverse users and the promotion of wider uptake become key success factors.
In this brochure we will explore four essential aspects for the Future of The Internet.


Bibliographic Reference: Luxembourg, Office for Official Publications of the European Communities, 2008. 123 pp, free of charge
ISBN: 978-92-79-08814-8 Catalogue Number: KK-80-08-281-EN-C

Subject index: Information Processing, Information Systems

Facet Codes: IT application technologie

 

RCN: 200910031    
Last updated: 2011-06-06    

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