Members of the FDN Federation are Non-Profit Internet Service Providers sharing common values: volunteer-based, solidarity-driven, democratic and non-profit working; defense and promotion of Net neutrality.
As such, the FDN Federation aims at making its members be heard in debates about freedom of speech and Net Neutrality.
It provides its members with tools to grow and address issues surrounding their missions as Internet Service Providers.
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Here is our resonse to the BEREC's consultation on the evaluation of the application of Regulation (EU) 2015/2120 and the BEREC Net Neutrality Guidelines.
We gathered our answers to the precise questions in topics, as they were closely linked together.
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This position paper develops the key points we exposed during a BEREC stakeholder meeting in Brussels on March, 14th. It is organized in topics, in the order in which they were discussed during the meeting.
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In a joint letter, FDN Federation, with 72 other civil society organisations from the five continents, calls on the European Telecom Regulators to uphold net neutrality in their current negotiations about the future of the Internet in Europe.
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BEREC, the European Telecoms Regulation organization, is about to produce recommendations in order to interpret the ambiguous Net Neutrality European Parliament's law last voted in october. BEREC is aiming to facilitate its application in Europe members states.
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The FDN Federation will hold its upcoming General Assembly in May, in western France. Besides the formal Assembly, it's mostly an opportunity for all non-profit ISPs of the Federation to meet, present their projects, and discuss.
We would like to invite other DIY ISPs or community networks, so that they can share their experience.
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