[governance] Net neutrality debate goes to the ITU WCIT

[Vladimir Radunovic]

Dear colleagues,

As you might have followed, ETNO (the European association of telecom
operators) has submitted a proposal within ITU WCIT process asking the ITR
to allow a multi-tier Internet - i.e. that  '...the operators are free to
negotiate commercial agreements beyond best effort' as their chair
Gambardella explained. 

It is a very interesting move: the telecom operators asking for a global
regulation on net neutrality (well, against it, in fact) to prevent moves of
the national regulations...

I have reflected on both the subject and the process in my recent blog:
http://www.diplomacy.edu/blog/net-neutrality-debate-goes-itu-wcit
I would appreciate your views (you can use comments option on the blog page
for easier records)

Best,

	Vlada




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Vladimir Radunovic 
Internet Governance and e-Diplomacy
DiploFoundation 
email: vladar at diplomacy.edu 
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