The Digital Networks Act (DNA) will integrate the EU provisions on safeguarding open internet access, with only limited changes.
The proposal introduces:
- the possibility for the European Commission to adopt binding implementing acts detailing how to offer specialised services
- reduced reporting obligations for internet access service providers on their network management, based on a BEREC template
Our new report offers an in-depth analysis of the Commission’s proposal regarding net neutrality.
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