DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/8daae1/net_neutrality_th) has announced the addition of the "Net Neutrality: The Debate in Europe and its Implications" report to their offering.

During 2010, some European regulators have been making progress in moving the debate forward. They have identified transparency as the most important principle, while reasonable traffic management will be allowed subject to transparency and the minimum service quality.

Features and benefits:

• Learn more about net neutrality debate and principles in the EU
• Gain a detailed understanding of the regulatory developments related to net neutrality in the EU, and our recommendations

Highlights:

The new European telecoms framework provides a basic safeguard on net neutrality; transparency is a key principle; and NRAs need to decide what forms of traffic management are fair and reasonable.

Your key questions answered:

• What is the current status of the net neutrality debate in the Europe?
• What are the implications from the consultations between the EC, Ofcom, and ARCEP?

Key Topics Covered:

• New European telecoms framework provides a basic safeguard for net neutrality
• Transparency is a key principle
• NRAs need to decide what forms of traffic management are fair and reasonable
• Recommendations for NRAs and operators
• NRAs in the EU should not rush to implement additional measures
• Three key principles should be adopted in net neutrality regulation
• NRAs outside the EU may benefit from the principles of the EC
• Operators in the EU will have their practices subject to constraints
• Europe Stimulates Net Neutrality Debate
• Implications of Current Debates
• Regulatory Approach to Net Neutrality in the EU

For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/8daae1/net_neutrality_th.

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