Berec net neutrality

Of BEREC’s 43 net neutrality meetings that Strand Consult could identify during the period, 3 were public and 40 were secret. Of the 40 secret meetings, Strand Consult could obtain some minimal amount of information for 30 meeting.

evaluation-of-the-application-of-regulation-eu-20152120-and-the-berec-net-neutrality-guidelines. Ofcom's approach to assessing compliance with net neutrality rules . 6 . which could benefit from clarification. A consultation on changes to the BEREC Guidelines is expected in 2019 /20. BEREC has been deeply involved with the subject since 2010, exploring such issues as transparency, competition issues, quality of service, quality monitoring and IP interconnection in the context of net neutrality. BEREC also carried out an investigation into traffic management practices and published research into how consumers value net The BEREC guidelines should clarify the position of the IWF with regards to the net neutrality regulations. The IWF's system appears to restrict, block, and interfere with specific categories of content in a way dealt with by Article 3(3) third subparagraph of the Regulation. The Regulation foresaw that the net neutrality rules would be evaluated by 30 April 2019, roughly three and a half years after the Regulation came into effect, and while the European Commission has decided not to amend the regulation, the Body of European Regulators of Electronic Communications (BEREC) has decided to update their implementation The BEREC guidelines are aimed at assisting national regulatory authorities in implementing their net neutrality-related obligations according to the new EU regulations (2015/2120), including by closely monitoring and ensuring 'compliance with the rules to safeguard equal and non-discriminatory treatment of traffic in the provision of Internet access services and related end-user rights'. work falling under Strategic Priority 4, related to Net Neutrality, will remain an important focus for BEREC, particularly as, over the last couple of years, given legislative changes, BEREC has played (and continues to play) a key role in this matter. However, in 2019 and beyond into 2020, the focus of BEREC's Work Programme will turn

BEREC intenționează să publice raportul la sfârșitul anului 2018. Procesul de consultare publică Toate părțile interesate sunt invitate să trimită puncte de vedere la adresa de e-mail: NN-Evaluation-Consultation@berec.europa.eu sau prin intermediul platformei de consultare online pusă la dispoziție de BEREC la adresa https

In general Net Neutrality (NN) aims at the quality of the Internet experience. Quality means: the user decides freely when, how and where to use which services. BEREC and EC defined terms, rules of conduct, minimum standards and obligations for monitoring. BEREC Report on the implementation of Regulation (EU) 2015/2120 and BEREC Net Neutrality Guidelines (December 2017) BEREC Guidelines on the Implementation by National Regulators of European Net Neutrality Rules (August 2016) Roaming charges and open internet: Questions and Answers (October 2015) Last update: 13 July 2020. Author: BEREC. In general, BEREC concludes that the application of both the Open Internet Regulation and the BEREC Net Neutrality Guidelines is working well. It is clear that both the Regulation and the Guidelines could be considered as striking a balance between the views of many stakeholders. evaluation-of-the-application-of-regulation-eu-20152120-and-the-berec-net-neutrality-guidelines. Ofcom's approach to assessing compliance with net neutrality rules . 6 . which could benefit from clarification. A consultation on changes to the BEREC Guidelines is expected in 2019 /20.

The principle of net neutrality has been protected in the European Union since 2016. Half a billion people benefit from the protection against network discrimination by telecom companies. Net neutrality is a founding principle of the internet and one of the most essential digital rights. It ensures the protection of the right to freedom of speech, the right to assembly, the

The BEREC guidelines should clarify the position of the IWF with regards to the net neutrality regulations. The IWF's system appears to restrict, block, and interfere with specific categories of content in a way dealt with by Article 3(3) third subparagraph of the Regulation. The Regulation foresaw that the net neutrality rules would be evaluated by 30 April 2019, roughly three and a half years after the Regulation came into effect, and while the European Commission has decided not to amend the regulation, the Body of European Regulators of Electronic Communications (BEREC) has decided to update their implementation The BEREC guidelines are aimed at assisting national regulatory authorities in implementing their net neutrality-related obligations according to the new EU regulations (2015/2120), including by closely monitoring and ensuring 'compliance with the rules to safeguard equal and non-discriminatory treatment of traffic in the provision of Internet access services and related end-user rights'. work falling under Strategic Priority 4, related to Net Neutrality, will remain an important focus for BEREC, particularly as, over the last couple of years, given legislative changes, BEREC has played (and continues to play) a key role in this matter. However, in 2019 and beyond into 2020, the focus of BEREC's Work Programme will turn BEREC, the Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communications, this week published guidelines on the Implementation of the EU's Open Internet Regulation.The EBU, as strong supporters of an open, neutral and transparent public Internet, closely follows all policy developments around net neutrality and the open internet.