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EU: European Parliament Study: Network Neutrality Revisited: Challenges and Responses in the EU and in the US

10 January 2015

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"This analytical study provides background on the debate over network neutrality, including (1) its technological, economic, and public policy aspects, and (2) the implications for European public policy going forward, including the position of the European Parliament on the Telecoms Single Market Regulation that was adopted in the first reading of the European Parliament in April 2014. It includes a comparison between the US, where these issues continue to be debated intensely, and the EU."

See the full text: European Parliament Study: Network Neutrality Revisited: Challenges and Responses in the EU and in the US (pdf)

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