CENTR signs joint statement on preserving net neutrality in the upcoming Digital Networks Act

Today, CENTR joins a broad group of 84 signatories, supporting the pushback against potential measures introducing a dispute resolution mechanism in the interconnection market in the upcoming DNA proposal. 

In our efforts to advocate for evidence-based policymaking and free and open internet, CENTR and the wider internet technical community joined forces with consumers and digital rights organisations, the European content industry, and a wide range of actors from the internet ecosystem, in warning on the immediate and far-reaching consequences that mandatory fees for delivering traffic would have on net neutrality and Open Internet principles, other than on European consumers, businesses and digital rights.

Read the joint statement here.