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EU lawmakers include Spotify and iTunes in geoblocking ban

EU lawmakers include Spotify and iTunes in geoblocking ban
 * EU to ban online discrimination 性爱动作 based on place of residence * EU lawmakers extend scope to cover Spotify, iTunes * Automatic re-routing will not be allowed * Final proposal needs to be agreed with EU member states By Julia Fioretti BRUSSELS, April 25 (Reuters) - European Union lawmakers voted on Tuesday to ban online retailers from treating consumers differently depending on where they live and expanded their proposed law to include music streaming services such as Spotify and 饮食 Apple's iTunes (AAPL.O) . Ending so-called geoblocking is a priority for the European Commission as it tries to create a single market for digital services across the 28-nation bloc, 秋葵的功效与作用 but many industries argue that they 夫妻生活技巧 tailor their prices to specific domestic markets. Tuesday's vote means the European Parliament can begin final negotiations with EU member states to 3-4岁幼儿的小故事 reach a deal on the proposal, after which it would become law. The proposal, which will apply to e-commerce websites such as Amazon (AMZN.O) , Zalando (ZALG.DE) and eBay (EBAY.O) , as well as for services provided in a specific location like car rental, forbids online retailers from automatically re-routing customers to their domestic website without their consent. Amazon already makes it retail websites accessible to customers anywhere in Europe and says 98 白领养生 percent of its own stock is available to shoppers from any European country. In a blow for the book publishing and music industries, European Parliament members voted to include copyright-protected content such as 古代医学图片大全 music, games, software and e-books in the law. That would mean music streaming services such as Spotify and iTunes would not be able to prevent, for example, a French customer buying a cheaper subscription in Croatia, if they have the required rights. The music industry has argued that extending the geoblocking ban to copyright-protected content could lead to a waterbed effect - pushing up prices in areas that are cheaper now. However, EU member states favour excluding copyright-protected services from the geoblocking ban. "Booksellers can't be forced to sell across borders. It is a company choice, in line with 陈氏太极拳教程the evolution of the market, and booksellers' first concern is to keep their business afloat," said Fabian Paagman and Luc Treutenaere, co-Presidents of the European and International Booksellers Federation.性心理障碍怎么治疗 Under the proposal, consumers would be able to buy goods online even when the retailer does not deliver to their country of residence. Retailers would not be forced to deliver cross-border though, so an Italian buying a TV off a German website would have to arrange their own delivery or collect it. Consumers will also be able to take advantage of better prices for car rentals, hotel rooms or music festivals on websites in other countries, which may have previously re-routed them to their local version. "What we want is simple: to end discrimination in the single market, based on people's nationality, residence or temporary 饮食文化 location," said Roza Thun, the MEP who is steering the legislation through the European Parliament.