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It’s not strictly a block. Just a pop-over that explains how Elsevier sucks and has a button to proceed to Elseviers page. May be enough to skirt the NN law, o
by sharpneli 8y ago
It’s not strictly a block. Just a pop-over that explains how Elsevier sucks and has a button to proceed to Elseviers page.
May be enough to skirt the NN law, or not.
- stordoff 8y ago> May be enough to skirt the NN law, or not. Based on the wording of 3(3) (without doing further research), I'd suggest probably not: > Providers of internet access services shall treat all traffic equally, when providing internet access services, without discrimination, restriction or interference, and irrespective of the sender and receiver https://publications.europa.eu/en/publication-detail/-/publication/8fdf5d08-93fc-11e5-983e-01aa75ed71a1/language-en https://publications.europa.eu/en/publication-detail/-/publi...
- ricardobeat 8y agoWouldn’t the court have a hard time condemning them based on this clause, considering they previously ordered them to go break it?
- bigiain 8y agoProbably not. Even though they should.