Top EU court backs net neutrality rules in landmark Hungarian case

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has taken a stand in support of EU net neutrality rules in a case probing ‘zero-tariff’ deals, which give preferential treatment to the use of certain popular web applications, such as Spotify, Netflix and Facebook.

Witek added that many EU member states are in a similar situation where their national tribunals ruled the superiority of national law over the EU law and that had been recognised. [Shutterstock]

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