"the sender already pays, and also invests in the infrastructure"
https://www.netopia.eu/millimeter-waves-or-network-tax-in-space/ #internettax #traffictax #senderpays #telco ---
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@bertuzlucaSenders-pay: @EP_Economics will vote on the 2022 competition policy report tomorrow. Following AMs from @s_yoncourtin, the report calls for "the establishment of a policy framework where large traffic generators fairly contribute to the adequate …
https://twitter.com/BertuzLuca/status/1650485776587603971Millimeter Waves Or: Network Tax in Space - Netopia
Granted, nobody knows what the network tax will be or indeed if it will ever happen. What we have is speculation and telco Xmas wishes. The idea that the sender should pay for the traffic in the network (in addition to the fees paid already by the subscribers). In fact, the sender already pays, and […]
EU Network Fees: Why the Term "Large Traffic Generators" Is So Problematic - Disruptive Competition Project
An odd telecom industry term – “large traffic generators” – recently made it into the already lengthy list of EU tech jargon. Its use by the European
#telecomsdrumbeat #networktraffic #traffictax #fairshare https://www.netopia.eu/network-fees-and-the-creative-sector/ What about the European creative sector? Would those companies be impacted by #networkfees? What is Disney refuses to pay? Will e.g Orange block Disney from the web?
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Network Fees and the Creative Sector - Netopia
The discussion on network fees has thus far mainly focused on telecoms and internet platforms. What about the European creative sector? Would those companies be impacted by network fees, what would be the consequence and would network fees do what they are meant to (increase investment in networks)? Netopia takes a look at the facts. […]
Network Fees and the Creative Sector - Netopia
The discussion on network fees has thus far mainly focused on telecoms and internet platforms. What about the European creative sector? Would those companies be impacted by network fees, what would be the consequence and would network fees do what they are meant to (increase investment in networks)? Netopia takes a look at the facts. […]
Network Fees:
Good for telecoms and internet platforms.
What about the European creative sector? Would those companies be impacted by network fees?
https://www.netopia.eu/network-fees-and-the-creative-sector/ #networkfees #traffictax #telco #EUcommission #EuropeanUnion #BigTech #Telecoms #tech #Internet #euploicyNetwork Fees and the Creative Sector - Netopia
The discussion on network fees has thus far mainly focused on telecoms and internet platforms. What about the European creative sector? Would those companies be impacted by network fees, what would be the consequence and would network fees do what they are meant to (increase investment in networks)? Netopia takes a look at the facts. […]
Nobody knows what the network tax will be or if it will ever happen. What we have is the idea being that the sender should pay for the traffic in the network (plus to the fees paid already by the subscribers).
http://www.netopia.eu/millimeter-waves-or-network-tax-in-space #traffictax #netneutrality #telco #eupolicyMillimeter Waves Or: Network Tax in Space - Netopia
Granted, nobody knows what the network tax will be or indeed if it will ever happen. What we have is speculation and telco Xmas wishes. The idea that the sender should pay for the traffic in the network (in addition to the fees paid already by the subscribers). In fact, the sender already pays, and […]
You pay your Telecom company for intenet access to view videos, web, communicate and work.
Telcos want content providers and platforms to pay them to continue to provide you with that access.
https://www.netopia.eu/millimeter-waves-or-network-tax-in-space/ #netneutrality #TrafficTax #ZeroRating #PlatformEconomy #TelcoMillimeter Waves Or: Network Tax in Space - Netopia
Granted, nobody knows what the network tax will be or indeed if it will ever happen. What we have is speculation and telco Xmas wishes. The idea that the sender should pay for the traffic in the network (in addition to the fees paid already by the subscribers). In fact, the sender already pays, and […]
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