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Legal Notice

This website is the property of the Basque business development agency (SPRI), Fiscal ID number Q4800789B and registered offices at Alameda Urquijo, 36 - 4ª Plta. Edificio Plaza Bizkaia. 48011 Bilbao.

Intellectual Property Privacy policy Cookies policy

Intellectual Property

The content of this website, text, images, sounds and animations, as well as its graphic design and source code, are protected for SPRI by the Spanish laws on intellectual and industrial property rights. It is therefore completely prohibited to reproduce, distribute or publish it wholly or partly, without the express permission of SPRI.

1.1 About the information published in the website contents bank

The information published in the SPRI website contents bank is published and shared on SPRI’s social media websites – YouTube, SlideShare, Twitter, Pinterest and SoundCloud – and is governed by a CREATIVE COMMONS LICENCE.

SPRI content by SPRI is licensed under a Creative Commons -Non-commercial- Attribution Share Alike 4.0 International Licence.

Website content and links

SPRI is not liable for the misuse of the content of our website, this being the sole responsibility of the person who accesses or uses it. Nor do we assume any responsibility for the information contained in the websites of third parties which may be accessed through links or search engines from this website.

Updating and modification of the website

SPRI reserves the right to modify or eliminate without prior notice the information contained on its website as well as its settings and presentation without assuming any responsibility for it.

Technical aspects

SPRI assumes no liability that may arise from technical problems or malfunctions in computer equipment that may occur during connection to the Internet, or damage that may be caused by third parties through illegal intrusions beyond the control of SPRI. We are also free from any responsibility for possible damage that the user may suffer as a result of errors, defects or omissions in the information we provide when it comes from outside sources.

SPRI notifies that personal data provided voluntarily on this website will be automatically processed and incorporated into the relevant files owned by SPRI.

In accordance with the provisions of Law 15/1999 of 13 December, SPRI reports that personal data provided voluntarily on this website is stored in a file called “CONTACTS” or “SERVICES” for which SPRI is responsible, in Alameda Urquijo Street 36-4, Edificio Plaza Bizkaia, 48011 BILBAO.

These files are for managing the necessary addresses of people in contact with SPRI, for newsletters, events, campaigns, notice of meetings or government assemblies, or to provide services designed and managed from SPRI, such as information, training, residential technology courses, internationalisation or consultancy. This information may be recorded and broadcast in the media in order to raise awareness of the service provided by SPRI. Also, if necessary, it may be provided to partner companies, the public administration with responsibilities in the field and companies in the group.

These files have been notified to the Spanish Data Protection Agency and have the necessary security measures to ensure complete data security.

Please note that it is possible to access the data provided, and to request, if necessary, rectification, opposition or cancellation in the terms established by this Law, by writing to the SPRI Security Managers at lopd@spri.eus”

Cookies policy

What are cookies?

Cookies are alphanumeric identifiers that are sent and installed on your computer through your web browser, in order to collect certain anonymous information that can never identify the user, but which the systems use to recognise the browser and to collect statistical data for improving the services we offer.
Specifically, SPRI uses Google Analytics to measure how users interact with our website and related sites, such as our blog. We use this tool basically to understand how visitors to our site relate to us through this channel.

Google ensures that the cookies installed do not include personal data and are only used to collect data to measure search trends, user preferences, operation of the website, associated advertising, user location and other matters. For more information about the cookies used by Google, visit Types of cookies used by Google. The cookies that Google Analytics installs on your computer to perform these measurements are described in Cookies usage on websites” (only available in English).

Google provides its service according to its own terms and conditions and privacy policy.

SPRI would like to make clear to the users of its web portal that the collection of information about the use of this site through Google is only done by Google, in its own name, and that no owner of the site at any time has access to this information, but only to the aggregate information which Google subsequently facilitates through Google Analytics, which is not associated with any IP address.
The user should be clear that it is Google which determines the purpose of processing and use of information collected by Google Analytics at any time, as well as the operation and duration of the cookie and that, according to information provided by Google, the user can avoid the capture of that information by rejecting the installation of cookies by configuring their browser.

To help users who wish to prevent the installation of cookies on their computer, SPRI offers its users links to the instructions given for that purpose by browsers which it considers most widely used:
Internet Explorer™ :
Versión 9 I Versión 10 I Versión 11

Safari™:
Safari™ 5 y 6I Safari™ 7 I Safari™ 8
Ajustes en iPhone, iPad o iPod
Chrome™
Firefox™
Opera™
Android
Windows Phone

What type of cookies does this website use?

In addition, the site may use cookies needed to record the user’s browsing preferences during the relevant period:

Cookie Name	Cookie Category	Description	Duration
wordpress_	2	WordPress cookie for a logged in user.	session
wordpress_logged_in_	2	WordPress cookie for a logged in user	session
wordpress_test_	2	WordPress cookie for a logged in user	session
wordpress_test_cookie	2	WordPress test cookie	session
wp-settings-	1	WordPress also sets a few wp-settings-[UID] cookies. The number on the end is your individual user ID from the users database table. This is used to customize your view of admin interface, and possibly also the main site interface.	1 year
wp-settings-time-	2	WordPress also sets a few wp-settings-{time}-[UID] cookies. The number on the end is your individual user ID from the users database table. This is used to customize your view of admin interface, and possibly also the main site interface.	1 year
PHPSESSID	1	To identify your unique session on the website	session
SESS	1	To ensure that you are recognised when you move from page to page within the site and that any information you have entered is remembered.	session
qtrans_admin_language	1	Contains the primary language of the website administrator.	30 days
qtrans_cookie_test	1	A cookie to test if cookies are enabled.	session
TinyMCE_content_size	3	Cookie set by the TinyMCE editor indicating the size of the content being edited.	session

Finally, third-party party cookies may also be installed should the user use the tools to share any of the contents of the portal on a social network. These cookies in fact belong to the social networks where the content is shared, and therefore to learn more about them, we recommend visiting the websites of these social networks.

To facilitate this configuration for the user, SPRI has provided the user with information about cookies which are found on the social networks used by SPRI.

Facebook I Linkedin I Twitter I You Tube I Slideshare I Google+ I Pinterest

How to deactivate our cookies (or any others)?

As a result, as already described above, the user can refuse treatment of the data or information by rejecting the use of cookies using the appropriate settings on their browser. However, they must be aware that if they do, it may be that they will not have access to the full functionality of this site.

Having read all the information provided, we notify the user that if they continue browsing our website without taking the appropriate measures by customising their browser to prevent the installation of the cookies used by it, in the terms included in Article 22.2 of Law 34/2002 on Information Society and Electronic Commerce Services, in its drafting given by Royal Decree 13/2012 of 30 March, they will be consenting to the use of the aforementioned mechanisms.