DIGITALEUROPE represents the digital technology industry in Europe. Our 100+ members include some of the world's largest IT, telecoms and consumer electronics companies and national associations from every part of Europe. DIGITALEUROPE wants European businesses and citizens to benefit fully from digital technologies and for Europe to grow, attract and sustain the world's best digital technology companies.

A New Year's message from Neelie Kroes

UNLEASH YOUR IMAGINATION IN THE EUROPEAN e-SKILLS WEEK PROJECT PASSION COMPETITION 

The European Commission’s Directorate-General Enterprise and Industry is ramping up for a pan-European campaign in 2012 which is focussed on how e-Skills can help young people win jobs in Europe.  

To help Europe’s youth seize the best job opportunities generated through digital technology, the European Commission will deliver an awareness raising campaign from 26-30 March 2012.  The European e-Skills Week seeks to address how we can reduce youth unemployment - which has peaked at over 40% in some member states and is generally at around 22% across the EU – through obtaining the right types of e-Skills for the digital economy.

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EUROPEAN CLOUD PARTNERSHIP HAILED BY ICT SECTOR

Brussels Thursday, 26 January 2012:  DIGITALEUROPE very much welcomes the announcement in Davos by Neelie Kroes, Vice President of the European Commission, of her proposal to establish a European Cloud Partnership between government and industry.

Full Press Release can be found here.

DIGITALEUROPE's full position paper can be found here.

VP Kroes Davos Speech can be found here.

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Macworld iWorld Expo: photo gallery - PC Advisor - 28 January 2012
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    HD Ready Designed for display devices - including integrated digital TVs, monitors and projectors - that can accept, process and display High Definition 720p and 1080i signals. To enjoy HDTV broadcasts, these devices will need to be used in conjunction with an ("HD TV") device that can receive and decode the signals.

  • HD ready 1080p

    HD ready 1080p Designed for display devices - including integrated digital TVs, monitors and projectors - that can in addition to 720p and 1080i also accept, process and display High Definition 1080p signals. Display devices bearing the "HD ready 1080p" logo feature a 1920 x 1080 screen resolution. To enjoy HDTV broadcasts, these devices will need to be used in conjunction with an "HD TV" device that can receive and decode the signals.

  • HD TV

    HD TV Designed for television receivers - including set-top boxes and integrated digital TVs - that can receive and decode HD (720p, 1080i) satellite, cable or terrestrial broadcast transmissions.

  • HD TV 1080p

    HD TV 1080p Designed for "HD ready 1080p" display devices that can also receive and decode HD (720p, 1080i) Satellite, Cable or Terrestrial broadcast transmissions. Display devices bearing the "HD TV 1080p" logo feature a 1920 x 1080 screen resolution.

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