EU Ready To Guarantee Internet Access and Neutrality
CIO Today, November 6, 2009
By Mark Long
A compromise between European Union negotiators and 27 member states has cleared the way to approve telecom reforms that includes Internet-access protection. The EU's Viviane Reding said the telecom bill will protect consumer rights and guarantee Net Neutrality. In particular, the U.K.'s "three strikes" rule would be blocked in the EU.
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