Stresses that the i2010 programme represents a decisive phase in the emergence of the information society which should enable everyone to be a participant through access to technology and knowledge, a user through interactivity and the new forms of social interaction offered by networks, and a critical citizen with freedom of choice; points out that the advent of the Information Society is imposing new responsibilities on those who provide information and communication, and is creating new ways for citizens, from particularly vulnerable population groups (elderly people, people with disabilities, those living alone or in social difficulties, etc.) to exercise their rights, which enable them to benefit to the full from the spread of new ICT; urges the Commission and Member States to help ensure that technology is more accessible for citizens and meets the moral demands of society;
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