Net Neutrality Law Approved by EU Parliament

On April 3, the European Parliament voted to affirm the open internet principal, approving regulations that would not only solidify net neutrality, but also put an end to mobile roaming fees between countries. Net neutrality is a principle which prevents internet service providers (“ISPs”) from discriminating between different types of internet traffic and from restricting content, sites or platforms. In other words, all data on the Internet has to be treated the same way, without regard for other factors. Every web user would be able to see the same content, without restriction or interference, and it would be delivered in essentially the same time.