Full net-neutrality by law in The Netherlands

Today, a law passed in the Dutch parliament, enforcing full net-neutrality to -all- electronic communications media. So it's forbidden for all telecommunications providers, to tamper, limit or block -any- service (Skype, mobile messengers, Netflix, etc) in any way, or ask extra money for the service.

I was surprised we were only the second country (after Chile) in the world to have such regulation to guarantee full net-neutrality by law.

How is everyone thinking about full net-neutrality in their own country? Should it be in the law in your country too? I heard it was a hot issue in the USA at this moment as well, but I didn't really get what the current situation is now. Does anyone have more info?

I think it's pretty cool. I don't have a phone capable of using those things though, but I think it's a good thing nonetheless.

I heard it was a hot issue in the USA at this moment as well, but I didn't really get what the current situation is now. Does anyone have more info?

Greedy corporations being greedy.

Yeah, it probably won't change in the states any time soon. Companies are just beginning to understand the the internet can be used as a massive ad campaign for half the price of other ways.