Translation of "Internet economy" in German

This, in fact, more generally was the story of the first generation of the Internet economy.

But you cannot have an internet economy without an internet society.

First the internet economy must be kept open, notably to innovative business models.

The electronic commerce is part of the internet economy.

Innovative supply chains will become key competitive advantages in the modern internet economy.

This might even push the Internet economy past traditional industries in Germany.

A total of 186 specialists and managers in the Internet economy took part in the study.

What is value, or: Is the Internet really an economy?

If the proposal in Amendment No 36 were to be implemented, some Internet service providers would be forced to establish themselves outside the Union, which would not be the best way of utilising the growth potential of the new Internet economy.

If small businesses are driven out of the market because of the proposals from the Commission or if we adopt Mrs Wallis' amendments tomorrow then it will be consumers who suffer because it will leave them at the mercy of the large global players and it will deprive them of the low prices that they deserve under the new Internet economy.

And this, in fact, defines what you might call the second decade of the Internet economy, the decade in which the Internet as a noun became the Internet as a verb.

Another fundamental shift to be expected from the rise of China’s Internet economy is that the most innovative and flexible – not necessarily the largest or most established – enterprises will be the most successful.

Beyond technological issues, the restructuring of business and social interaction processes unleashed by the future internet infrastructure could provide European stakeholders with a golden opportunity to lead a new wave of innovation and to establish a position in the internet economy that is commensurate with their technological and scientific know-how.

In the light of the importance of the internet economy for EU competitiveness, it also proposes a Broadband Performance Index to monitor developments towards a high-speed internet infrastructure (section 4).

The EESC therefore supports the "follow the money" approach, whilst wondering how effective it really is, beyond the exemplary voluntary steps taken by the key intermediaries on the internet economy value chain.

The internet has become vital in many sectors, with the internet economy estimated to have generated more than 20% of the growth in GDP in the G8 countries from 2006 to 2011.

The competition rules are remarkably adaptable to changing economic circumstances, including those resulting from the fundamental change in the way of doing business in the Internet economy.

Both — creative content and online services — are important for growth and jobs and the success of the internet economy.

It will contribute to the assessment of the performance of the EU in the Internet economy and its readiness to face future challenges foreseen for the Spring Council in 2009.

A solid European strategy must accompany and accelerate the completion of the digital society and economy, thereby meeting citizens' expectations and generating new growth, with the aim of doubling the shares of the internet economy in European GDP and of online sales in European retail by 2015.