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Information Society & Net Neutrality

Last updated 4:28 PM on 6/13/26
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What is Tech Law + what is “legal disruption”?

Tech law studies how law responds to rapidly changing digital technologies and intangible goods.

Legal disruption = refers to tech challenging traditional legal concepts such as ownership, property, control and liability

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What are intangible and non-rivalrous goods?

Intangible = goods that are digital/non-physical goods like data or streaming services

Non-rivalrous = goods that can be consumed simultaneously by many people without depletion (e.g tv shows, music files)

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What is digital convergence?

The merging of tech, media, and services into unified digital systems (e.g phones combining calculator, music player, internet and communication functions)

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What are the main legal challenges of the information society?

  • Ownerships of data / content

  • Privacy

  • Personal Data Processing

  • Jurisdiction across boarders

  • Protecting information that is easily copied & transmitted

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What is Net neutrality?

The principle that internet traffic must be treated equally without blocking, throttling, discrimination or prioritization based on content, source or destination.

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What are the four main principles of EU Regulation 2015/2120?

  • No blocking (art 3)

  • No throttling (art 3)

  • No discrimination (art 3)

  • Transparency of network management practices (art 4)

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What is zero-rating?

A practice where certain apps/services do not count toward a user’s data cap, giving them preferential treatment.

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Why was Telenor Magyarorszag incompatible with net neutrality rules?

Because only certain zerp-rated apps remained usable after the data cap was reached, while other services were slowed down or blocked for commercial reasons.

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Why did Vodafone violate net neutrality rues?

Vodafone’s zero-rating only applied domestically ; roaming traffic abroad counted against data limits, creating unequal treatment of traffic.

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What are rivalrous vs non-rivalrous goods?

Rivalrous goods = CANNOT be consumed simultaneously by multiple people (e.g jacket)

Non-Rivalrous goods = CAN be used simultaneously by multiple people (e.g digital media)