The document outlines the timeline and actions related to net neutrality in the EU from September 2010 to July 2012, including consultations and reports from the European Commission, European Parliament, and BEREC. It emphasizes the importance of transparency, consumer choice, and the ability to switch operators in safeguarding net neutrality. It also encourages responses to open consultations and reporting violations at both the EU and national levels.

1. Net neutrality
in the EU
State of Play

2. Net neutrality in Europe
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September 2010: Commission consultation
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October 2011: EDPS opinion
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November 2011: European Parliament resolution
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December 2011: Council conclusions
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December 2011: BEREC consultation on transparency
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May 2012: BEREC report & consultations on discrimination, QoS
and IP-interconnection
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July 2012: Commission consultation (deadline 15 October)

4. Safeguarding Net neutrality?
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Transparency
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Consumer Choice
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Possibility to switch operators
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5. The internet

6. Champagne services

7. Action – EU level
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Respond to the open consultation
(deadline 15 October):
http://ec.europa.eu/information_society/digital-agenda/index_en.htm
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Report cases of violations of net neutrality: http://respectmynet.eu/

9. Action – national level
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National campaigns
Example: Digitale Gesellschaft:
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Flyers,
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Post cards
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echtesnetz.de
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