1.0Digital Rights in Bulgariahttps://bogomil.blogactiv.eubogomilhttps://bogomil.blogactiv.eu/author/bogomil/Today I take a part of a discussion about civil rights and consumer protection in Telecom package of European Parliament. You can see the <a href="http://parliament.europe.bg/en/index.php?id=19597&category=375">chat log here</a>. Please read it carefully. Me: <blockquote>hello Mr. Harbour On net neutrality you are a kind of European Obama. Why is net neutrality so important for you and the internet users of the EU?</blockquote> Malcolm Harbour: <blockquote>I am quite unclear as to what President Obama´s policies are. We are awaiting the appointment of his Chairman of the FCC. As far as I am concerned, net neutrality is not a major issue for the European communications space because we have an open access model. My report retains the principles of a quality of service obligation, as proposed by the European Commission but only with strict safeguards about its application. and As far as the amendments are concerned, we now have a proposal from the Member States on which we are negotiating. We think that the s<strong>pirit of amendments 138 and 166</strong> can be included in the final package, though not in exactly the same form.</blockquote>rich