EU lawmakers and governments agreed last week on new rights for Internet users, aiming to protect them from arbitrary crackdowns on those who illegally download music and movies on the Internet. The reforms, two years in the making, include new privacy controls, consumer rights and increased competition for Internet and phone services - key improvements that have been overshadowed by the fight over digital user rights.
November 10, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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EU lawmakers and governments agreed last week on new rights for Internet users, aiming to protect them from arbitrary crackdowns on those who illegally download music and movies on the Internet.
EU Telecoms Commissioner Viviane Reding said a deal was reached after EU governments agreed to the European Parliament demands to balance measures against illegal downloaders with a broader set of rights for telecom users.
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