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European Parliament vetoes telecoms reform, demands court order for ISP disconnection

Posted By: admin 8 May, 2009

European Parliament vetoes telecoms reform, demands court order for ISP disconnection: “Internet service providers should only be able to disconnect users on the order of a court, the European Parliament has said. The demand has derailed the expected ratification of European telecoms reform at a Parliament session today.”

(Via OUT-LAW News.)

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