"According to a letter signed by nearly 50 tech companies, start-ups, and investors, Europe's net neutrality law permits "harmful practices" like fast lanes, zero-rating, class-based discrimination, and impending congestion management.
"These problems jeopardize the future of the start-up innovation and economic growth in the EU," said the letter, penned by Stanford Law Professor Barbara van Schewick. "They also create barriers for U.S. start-ups and businesses seeking to enter the EU market. We believe that the future of the open Internet in Europe is at stake and urgent action is warranted.""
- Date Published:10/28/2015
- Original Publication:PC Magazine