The fair use policies that apply to these offers are catching too many customers by surprise, and could even clash with net neutrality rules
Swedish regulator sets out priorities for 2021
Aside from its core focus on wholesale markets, roaming and net neutrality are on the regulator’s radar
DoJ drops lawsuit over net neutrality law in California
ECJ limits operators' use of zero rating
The ECJ ruled on a case in Hungary, confirming that zero-rated services have to stop once a user’s data allowance has been used up.
BEREC updates its net neutrality guidelines
The guidelines remain largely unchanged compared to the 2016 ones, with some clarifications added relating to 5G and specialised services.
Spanish Government agrees measures with ISPs to guarantee connectivity during the coronavirus pandemic
ISPs signed a deal with eight voluntary undertakings, to guarantee the functioning of the internet and easy access to emergency services.
BEREC and EC on how to cope with increased demand for network connectivity
EU institutions liaise with IPSs and streaming services in an effort to reduce network congestion during the coronavirus pandemic.
Dutch regulator finds ISPs’ traffic management meets net neutrality rules
The ACM published a handbook with the results of its study, and some guidance for ISPs to ensure their traffic management techniques are compliant with net neutrality rules.
BEREC consults on updated net neutrality (open internet) guidelines
This has been an item on BEREC’s agenda for some time and follows a May 2019 workshop on the plans. The consultation is open until 28 November 2019.
