英文摘要 |
This article aims to review the principle of net neutrality and its compatibility with the legislation process in EU and Germany, and tries to make proposals about the legislation of net neutrality of Taiwan to ensure the “Open Internet” and to prevent arbitrary interferences by ISPs (Internet service providers). Before we exchange views about specific laws, it is important that the cause, content and appeal of the issue of net neutrality be clarified first. By reference to the concept of net neutrality, this article refers to EU’s and Germany’s legislative developments and results of net neutrality and pays special attention to German Draft of Net Neutrality Order (Netzneutralitätsverordnung-Entwurf) and EU’s “Regulation (EU) 2015/2120”. From these regulations, we shall understand the key points of legislation and the diverse contents of norms developed from different regulatory thoughts. The legislation of net neutrality has to take four necessary conditions into account: the regulatory purposes and principles, the regulatory scope, the control of specialized services, and the authority of regulatory agencies. This article conducts a further analysis of these four conditions with consideration of Taiwan’s related norms to bring out suggestions of lawmaking that guarantees an open Internet. |