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One year later: EU right to open internet still virtual

on April 28, 2017

"The European Union legislation on open internet access does not specify if zero-rating is allowed.

Instead, the EU lawmakers decided to leave it to national authorities to determine it on a case-by-case basis.

“They kicked the can down the road,” said Thomas Lohninger, long-time activist involved in getting net neutrality enshrined in EU law."

Date Published:04/28/2017
Original Publication:EU Observer

Published in: Press , Network Neutrality , Zero Rating , Architecture and Public Policy