“information society services” means services provided for remuneration, at a distance, with electronic means and on individual request of the recipient of the service and include, in particular, the sales of goods and services, services of access to information or advertising over the Internet and access to public communications network services, transmission of data, or storing the recipient’s data in the public communications network; “interconnection” means the physical and logical linking of public information and communications systems and services used by the same or a different authorized provider, implemented between public network operators in order to allow(a) subscribers of one authorized provider to(i) communicate with users of the same or another undertaking, or (ii) access services provided by another under -taking; and (b) services to be provided by the parties involved or other parties who have access to the network to provide services; “interoperability of networks and terminal equipment” means the ability of equipment to function, first, with the network, and, second, with other terminal equipment that can be used to access the same service; “licensee” means a person who owns, operates or provides an Information and Communications network or electronic communications service under a licence granted under this Act; “mass communications network” means a public information and communications network primarily used for broadcasting whereby television and radio programmes or other material is transmitted in identical form to all recipients; 18

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