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  1. For decades now, the traditional telcos keep trying to find ways to get newer companies to pay them... whether it is dressed up as " #FairShare " or #NetworkFees or "dispute resolution" or whatever... in the end they are flawed ideas that are solutions trying to find problems (that don't exist). My @internetsociety colleague Carl Gahnberg writes about concerns with the European Commission's proposal for the #DigitalNetworksAct / #DNA ...

    internetsociety.org/blog/2026/

    #Internet #InternetGovernance

  2. For decades now, the traditional telcos keep trying to find ways to get newer companies to pay them... whether it is dressed up as " #FairShare " or #NetworkFees or "dispute resolution" or whatever... in the end they are flawed ideas that are solutions trying to find problems (that don't exist). My @internetsociety colleague Carl Gahnberg writes about concerns with the European Commission's proposal for the #DigitalNetworksAct / #DNA ...

    internetsociety.org/blog/2026/

    #Internet #InternetGovernance

  3. EU #Consumers at Risk: How the #DigitalNetworksAct Could Reshape the Internet ⛔

    In this video, @Claudi0Teixeira, Head of Digital Policy at #BEUC, explains why defending #NetNeutrality is essential for European consumers. 👇

    #FairShare #NetworkFees youtube.com/watch?v=9KVoQHEu_Cg

  4. Ahead of #DigitalNetworksAct, Professor Webb cautions @EU_Commission not to fall into #telcos’ false claims.

    🤥 "Not only is #data usage no longer growing exponentially, it will soon not be growing at all."

    ⬇️ #NetNeutrality #NetworkFees #OpenInternet project-disco.org/european-uni

  5. Remember what you got #LastChristmas? 🎁

    @MTStecher knows what she wants this year: a firm commitment from EU institutions to preserve the #OpenInternet and safeguard #NetNeutrality in 2025. 🌐

    #DigitalNetworksAct #NetworkFees #FairShare

  6. Consultation #ConnectivityEU Networks: (Again) No Support for Regulatory Intervention

    ❌ "Of submissions that address regulation of #IP interconnection, 6️⃣7️⃣% are AGAINST #regulatory intervention."

    ➡️ project-disco.org/european-uni #FairShare #NetworkFees #DigitalDecade

    📋 "There are no economic or security concerns that would justify extending the scope of the #EECC from #telecoms to #cloud providers."

    👉 project-disco.org/european-uni #FairShare #NetworkFees #DigitalFutureEU

  7. Consultation #ConnectivityEU Networks: (Again) No Support for Regulatory Intervention

    ❌ "Of submissions that address regulation of #IP interconnection, 6️⃣7️⃣% are AGAINST #regulatory intervention."

    ➡️ project-disco.org/european-uni #FairShare #NetworkFees #DigitalDecade

    📋 "There are no economic or security concerns that would justify extending the scope of the #EECC from #telecoms to #cloud providers."

    👉 project-disco.org/european-uni #FairShare #NetworkFees #DigitalFutureEU

  8. Multiple factors fueling Ether’s ‘dismal’ price action — VanEck - According to analysts at VanEck, Ethereum’s share of decentralized excha... - cointelegraph.com/news/multipl #networkfees #ethereum #layer-2 #layer-1 #vaneck #eth

  9. #IP Interconnection: CCIA Responds to @BERECeuropaeu Consultation

    💬 "Any attempts at regulatory intervention – such as an arbitration mechanism – would severely harm European #consumers and the #OpenInternet."

    👉 ccianet.org/news/2024/07/ip-in #FairShare #NetworkFees #NetNeutrality

  10. Agnostic Nature of Blockchain Technology ‘Makes It the Ideal Foundation for Global Travel Industry’ — Pablo Castillo - Although the travel industry is said to be in great need of digital innovation, ac... - news.bitcoin.com/agnostic-natu #kyccompliance #smartcontract #networkfees #blockchain #interview #gasfees

  11. Tanto rumore per nulla: #netflix e le telco della Sud Cora firmano in transazione, mettendo fine alla disputa sui #networkfees #fairshare. Meglio un accordo commerciale che l’insolita pretesa di regolamentare il traffico IP. Da notare però che nel caso della Corea del Sud la disputa riguarda il traffico consegnato all’estero, non quello nazionale asia.nikkei.com/Business/Media

  12. On Tuesday, the European Parliament voted to reject a proposal by Europe's largest telecoms to force websites to pay them.
    Press reports suggesting otherwise are wrong.
    Here's what happened:
    cyberlaw.stanford.edu/blog/202
    #NetNeutrality #NetworkFees #TelecomSlushFund

  13. #EU #BigTelcos #Broadband #NetworkFees #NetNeutrality: "In a frontal assault on net neutrality, the European Commission wants to force websites and apps to pay fees to broadband companies like Telefonica, Orange and Deutsche Telekom, and it just closed its call for comments on the proposal.

    Network fees like this have never existed in the EU. They violate the EU's net neutrality law, and, if put in place, would be a radical departure from how the internet has operated and flourished over the last 30 years.

    While reporting solid profits and telling their investors everything is going great, European internet service providers (ISPs) have seemingly convinced the European Commission that the normal rise in online traffic is overwhelming and that, without the government requiring online companies to pay them, they’ll be unable to roll out 5G and fiber fast enough to meet EU goals.

    In fact, the largest ISPs appear to want to have websites and apps collectively pay them €36-40 bln a year, according to a 2022 study funded by their lobbying group, ETNO.

    There’s a ton of reasons why this would be terrible public policy (see my explainer here for a comprehensive rundown), but I want to focus in this post on exactly how it violates net neutrality.

    Both the ISPs and the Commission have repeatedly said that such fees wouldn’t violate the principles of net neutrality or the EU’s Open Internet Regulation, but repetition does not create truth.

    Network fees violate net neutrality and would severely distort online competition and user choice."

    cyberlaw.stanford.edu/blog/202

  14. The world’s leading academic on #NetNeutrality @vanschewick assesses the plans of the @EU_Commission to establish #Networkfees/#fairshare. Her verdict is clear: This would undermine the open internet, competition and user choice. cyberlaw.stanford.edu/blog/202