Net Neutrality means that all data flowing across the internet is treated as having equal importance. This does not mean that people get the internet for free, or that you can’t pay more for higher quality service. But it does mean that service providers cannot seek payment from other entities to ‘fast-track’ their data in preference to other data. Net Neutrality is essential to a healthy, open internet.
Digital Britain: closing down the open internet
Jim Killock 17 June 2009
Lord Carter to quit: where will Digital Britain be going?
Jim Killock 12 June 2009
Amendment 138/46 adopted again. Internet is a fundamental right in Europe.
Jim Killock 07 May 2009
Telecom Package in second reading - dangerous amendments?
Jim Killock 25 March 2009
Digital Britain: leaving consumers out of the picture
Jim Killock 29 January 2009
A crucial year for ORG - let's make sure our voice gets heard
Jim Killock 08 January 2009
Lessons and questions for the IWF
Becky Hogge 15 December 2008
IWF censors Wikipedia, chaos ensues
Becky Hogge 08 December 2008
Council of Ministers move to delete vital safeguards from EU Telecoms Package
Becky Hogge 13 November 2008
Illicit filesharing: don't legislate, innovate!
Becky Hogge 03 November 2008
