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www.ianbrown.tech | ||
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radiobruxelleslibera.com
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| | | | | While the public debate is inflamed on the theme of "fair share", i.e. the question whether the large online platforms should pay certain European telcos for the "transportation" of their Internet services on the telecommunications networks, the European Commission, in a rather discreet way, is preparing to radically rewrite the rules of operation of telecommunications... | |
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open-web-advocacy.org
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| | | | | [AI summary] Open Web Advocacy reviews its 2023 efforts in lobbying global regulators to enforce digital competition laws, specifically targeting restrictive policies in operating systems like iOS to allow fair browser and web app competition. | |
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epthinktank.eu
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| | | | | The revival of the debate on the European network cost contribution- or 'fair contribution' - stems from the idea recently re-introduced by the large European telecom operators (fixed and mobile) that market actors fuelling large volumes of data traffic (large online traffic generators such as Google and Netflix) should contribute to telecom operators' network costs. | |
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www.theverge.com
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| | | Big Tech companies will have to comply with the EU's Digital Markets Act by March 6th, and the broad legislation is already forcing some major changes. Here's our coverage about the law. | ||
