US EditionDigital Networks Act: Decisive Autumn for Net Neutrality
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Parts of net neutrality could soon be put to the test. With the upcoming Digital Networks Act, the EU Commission wants to re-establish the market for telecommunications. In doing so, the requirements for paid fast lanes could be relaxed – and possibly a data toll could be introduced. Net neutrality: engine or brake of the Internet? – All rights reserved Photo: IMAGO / Photo only; Editing: netzpolitik.org For a long time it was customary to block…
The great reform of the telecom market, imagined by Thierry Breton at the last term of office, must be presented in mid-December. As the text enters its final drafting phase, the political momentum in favour of deregulation of the sector and the rebalancing of its relations with the tech giants seems more fragile than ever.
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