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EU's net neutrality guidelines close 'fast lane' loopholes - but do they go too far?

on August 31, 2016

"Barbara van Schewick, a law professor at Stanford Law, headed anopen letter to the European parliament, alongside companies such as Kickstarter, Netflix and Reddit, saying that allowing ‘fast lanes’ on the internet jeopardises the future of the startup innovation and economic growth in the EU.

"They also create barriers for US startups and businesses seeking to enter the EU market," said van Schewick."

Date Published:08/31/2016
Original Publication:Wired UK

Published in: Press , Network Neutrality , BEREC , EU law , Architecture and Public Policy