"The cultural and creative sector are often not considered, even though they would be directly affected."
1 / 11
"You have to listen to all sides and not just make a one-sided questionnaire to the needs and impact on the telecoms sector."
2 / 11
"The consumer will pay for this: if you charge streaming services with additional fees, it will be (...) to the detriment of new production of content, or it leads to higher costs for streaming services."
3 / 11
"Unintended consequences for large parts of the cultural and creative sector cannot be ruled out. This additional burden would be (...) extraordinarily damaging."
4 / 11
"If the creative sector is impacted by network fees (...), it would jeopardise the functioning market for online content and significantly impact online consumers."
5 / 11
"Creative and cultural players and ISPs have a largely symbiotic relationship, with many creative content providers investing in technological developments for improved network efficiency."
6 / 11
"The demand for high quality and high data contracts is because we have creative content that people want to see, so the demand is also driven by the content."
7 / 11
"Network fees (...) would likely hamper creative content providers’ ability to invest in content and network enhancements, (...) which would also weaken us in international competitions."
8 / 11
"It is important to also very clearly say that network fees would put net neutrality at risk."
9 / 11
"I'm not in favour of having network fees as an instrument for a better development of the network infrastructure."
10 / 11
"There are a lot of instruments [to] ease up the rollout of a better Internet. Network fees will not be the right solution: there is enough money in the market, but it must be used in the best and efficient way."
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