I would be very surprised if this didn't come back for debate in another form prior to it's adoption.
I would be very surprised if this didn't come back for debate in another form prior to it's adoption.
There were amendments to close each of the problematic loopholes regarding net neutrality, but they didn't pass the vote.
Classic poison pill maneuver.
But just that is politics!
I heard that now for years, that this is the best practice approach, that is used in many countries: Put together one bad rules with one or two good laws. And when you want to be sure, that the whole package will be voted for, just put some poison-pill in -- something that will bring up (stupid) voters up against those people that vote against it.
What we get: We get cheaper roaming but may lose the future (the US is already so much ahead of Europe, when it comes to online-services and online-startups). This really is old Europe! (I as European would even say stupid Europe!)