EU regulators group against big tech paying for telco infrastructure

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Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communications takes a stand.

EU regulators group against big tech paying for telco infrastructure
A group of European telecom regulators does not support the idea of having big tech firms such as Google and Netflix paying for telecommunications infrastructure. The findings by the Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communications (BEREC) come as the European Commission is debating ...

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