534 submissions from 398 organizations told the European Commission what they think about this file. Here is what each of them said, in their own words.
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CommitteeITRERapporteurMichał Kobosko (Renew)NextAdoption of draft opinion30 Nov 2026
Deliberations in Council working party · 24 Sept 2026
Deliberations in Council working party · 15 Sept 2026
Deliberations in Council working party · 10 Sept 2026
Feedback on adopted proposal closed: Digital Networks Act, 52 responses · 7 Sept 2026
Deliberations in Council working party · 3 Sept 2026
Who showed up
400 submissions from industry (companies and their trade associations) against 72 from civil society: NGOs, consumer organizations, environmental groups and trade unions. That is 5.6 industry submissions for every one from civil society.
Industry 400Civil society 72Public authorities, academia, other 62
Groupings use the respondent type each organization selected when filing. Counting submissions, not organizations: a body that filed twice is counted twice.
What the room declares
187 of 398
in the EU Register
690
full-time lobbying staff
€134.0M+
declared costs a year
439
EP accreditations declared
Self-declared to the EU Transparency Register (snapshot 14 Oct 2026). The cost figure sums band floors, so the true total is higher.
The file, right now
The consultation closed on 7 Sept 2026; it ran from 2 Jul 2026.
The initiative aims at improving access to secure, fast, and reliable connectivity for the transition towards cloud-based infrastructure and Artificial Intelligence. To this end, it intends to contribute to promoting secure high-speed broadband, both fixed and wireless, and to incentivising and encouraging investment in digital infrastructure, following the Commission’s White Paper “How to master Europe’s digital…
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The European Commissions 26 May proposal for the 2 GHz spectrum band created a critical crossroads for the future of Europeans ability to connect: while the proposal as drafted risks leaving Europeans behind, threatening existing European supplier relationships with U.S. companies, and encouraging reciprocal U.S.
Vodafone welcomes the European Commissions proposal to establish a harmonised framework for the award of the 2 GHz Mobile Satellite Services (MSS) band. A clear, predictable and investment-friendly regulatory framework is essential to accelerate deployment, support innovation and strengthen the EUs strategic autonomy in satellite communications.
GSMA Europe welcomes the Commission proposals overall objective of strengthening legal certainty, reducing market fragmentation, facilitating the provision of pan-European services and promoting innovative satellite connectivity solutions, including future Direct-to-Device (D2D) services.
The Polish Chamber of Commerce for Electronics and Telecommunications (KIGEiT) presents position on the Proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council on the procedure for authorising systems providing mobile satellite services using the harmonised 2 GHz frequency band and repealing Decision No 626/2008/EC (COM(2026) 311 final 2026/0134(COD)).
Eutelsat appreciates the opportunity to provide comments on the Proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council on the procedure for authorisation of systems providing mobile satellite services using the harmonised 2 GHz frequency band and repealing Decision No 626/2008/EC.
1. Fair and transparent and competitive spectrum allocation and European sovereignty and resilience. Rights of use of the 2 GHz MSS band should be assigned through an open and transparent procedure. The allocation framework should promote efficient spectrum use and innovation as well as ensuring European sovereignty, resilience and supplier diversification. 2. Effective wholesale access for terrestrial MNOs.
Europe has a narrow window to establish leadership in direct-to-device (D2D) connectivity. The opportunity is real and growing, but it will only materialise if the regulatory framework enables scalable, operator-led deployment integrated into Europes mobile networks. The mobile satellite service (MSS) proposal, as drafted, risks unintentionally constraining that outcome.
GSOA welcomes the opportunity to provide preliminary comments on the proposal of the European Parliament and of the Council on the procedure for authorisation of systems providing mobile satellite services using the harmonised 2 GHz frequency band and repealing Decision No 626/2008/EC. Please find GSOA's contribution attached.
International Deaf Emergency (IDE) is a Deaf-led US nonprofit working in emergency communications. Founded after the 2010 Haiti earthquake, where we organized the first accessible humanitarian camp with the Red Cross and Water Mission, IDE is an international member of the World Federation of the Deaf and a member of the IASC Disability Reference Group.
AnimalhealthEurope, the association representing the manufacturers of veterinary medicines, vaccines and other animal health products welcomes the possibility to provide feedback to the European Commission Proposal for a Regulation on the Digital Networks Act (DNA).
Inmarsat Venture SE and Viasat, Inc. appreciate the opportunity to provide comments on the proposal of the European Parliament and of the Council on the procedure for authorisation of systems providing mobile satellite services using the harmonised 2 GHz frequency band and repealing Decision No 626/2008/EC.
The Polish Chamber of Information Technology and Telecommunications (PIIT) presents position on the Proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council on the procedure for authorising systems providing mobile satellite services using the harmonised 2 GHz frequency band and repealing Decision No 626/2008/EC.
Please find attached the contribution of the Autonomous Region of the Azores to the European Commission’s public consultation on the Digital Networks Act, which underlines the need for the future European legislative framework to take into account the specificities of the outermost regions, ensuring adequate conditions for connectivity, digital resilience, cybersecurity, financing and sustainability of key digital…
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AIOTI welcomes the European Commissions Digital Networks Act and supports its objective of strengthening Europes competitiveness, resilience and technological sovereignty. AIOTI recognises the strategic importance of a robust, secure and future-proof digital connectivity infrastructure as a fundamental enabler of Europes economic growth, innovation and digital transformation.
Orange strongly supports the overall objectives and general approach of the European Commissions draft Regulation on Mobile Satellite Service (MSS). MSS has gained significant importance thanks to latest technological innovations - including the development of direct-to-device (D2D) communication capabilities.
Telefónica welcomes the proposals overall objective of promoting innovative European satellite connectivity solutions, including future Direct-to-Device (D2D) services. The proposal rightly recognises the complementary role that satellite connectivity can play alongside terrestrial networks.
The forthcoming expiry in 2027 of the rights of use for the 2 GHz Mobile Satellite Services (MSS) band presents the European Union with a unique opportunity to reassess its regulatory framework at a strategic moment. While the existing MSS Decision remains applicable, it does not address key issues such as licence renewal or the potential entry of new operators.
TIM welcomes the opportunity to submit its views on the 2 GHz MSS proposal. The proposal would establish a common EU comparative procedure for selecting holders of rights of use in the 2 GHz MSS band and authorising them under harmonised conditions across Member States.
Please find attached HISPASATs contribution to the public consultation on the proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council on the authorisation procedure for systems providing mobile satellite services using the harmonised 2 GHz frequency band and repealing Decision No 626/2008/EC.
The views of the Estonian Association of Information Technology and Telecommunications (ITL) are as follows: (1) We support the principle that the 2 GHz MSS band will be used in the future for the development of Direct-to-Device (D2D) and other innovative satellite communication services, as it will improve the availability of communication services in areas where the terrestrial communication network does not exist…
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Deutsche Telekom welcomes the opportunity to provide comments to the Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council on the procedure for authorisation of systems providing mobile satellite services using the harmonised 2 GHz frequency band and repealing Decision No 626/2008/EC.
Universal Alloy Corporation is among the world's leading manufacturers of high-strength aluminum alloy extrusions for the aerospace industry. In Romania, we have invested more than 600 million and employ over 3,000 people across the counties of Maramureș and Satu Mare.
Telekom Slovenije, d.d. presents comments and proposals for improving the draft regulation, which, in our view, would contribute to achieving its objectives more effectively, enhancing legal certainty, and fostering further investment in digital infrastructure.
Inter.link is a provider of electronic communications and operates an electronic communications network across Europe (and beyond). This is to say, an organisation directly impacted by the proposed changes of The Digital Networks Act.
4IG GROUP’S AND 4IG TELECOMMUNICATIONS HOLDING ZRT.’S POSITION on the Commission’s proposal for the procedure for authorisation of systems providing mobile satellite services using the harmonised 2 GHz frequency band 4iG Telecommunications Holding Zrt.
Opening of the attached position paper · the full paper is on the Commission’s record (source link above)
Connect Europe welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback to the Commission's have your say consultation on the proposed Regulation on the procedure for authorisation of systems providing mobile satellite services using the harmonised 2 GHz frequency band and repealing Decision No 626/2008/EC. We enclose our full response in the attachment.
1. About UniverCell and our partnership with SpaceX UniverCell Holding GmbH is a German manufacturer of specialized lithium-ion battery cells, based in Flintbek and Kiel-Moorsee, Germany. Our cylindrical 21700-format cells supply demanding applications across aerospace, defense, e-aviation, and medical technology.
Open Gate Italia shares the objective of updating and harmonising the European framework for electronic communications and considers the Digital Networks Act to be an opportunity to translate greater regulatory integration into effective simplification for operators, while preserving proportionality, legal certainty and consistency in the application of sectoral obligations.
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Telekom Slovenije, d.d. is vodilni ponudnik elektronskih komunikacijskih storitev in digitalnih rešitev v Sloveniji, ki svojo infrastrukturo in storitvami pomembno contributes to self-sufficiency, digitally previews ter razvoja gospodarstva in družbe.
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BREKO welcomes the European Commissions initiative to strengthen Europes satellite connectivity framework and supports the development of innovative Direct-to-Device (D2D) services and wholesale access for MVNOs. While satellite services can complement terrestrial mobile and fibre networks, they cannot replace the capacity and scalability of fibre infrastructure.
Digital Networks Act - Consultation The consulting engineering perspective on the Act 04 September 2026 The European Federation of Engineering Consultancy Associations (EFCA) has member associations in 27 countries, representing more than 10,000 companies from the European engineering consultancy industry and related fields.
Opening of the attached position paper · the full paper is on the Commission’s record (source link above)
ADERENTE A CONFINDUSTRIA ASSTEL1 Feedback to the Public Consultation on the Proposal for a REGULATION OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL on digital networks, amending Regulation (EU) 2015/2120, Directive 2002/58/EC and Decision No 676/2002/EC and repealing Regulation (EU) 2018/1971, Directive (EU) 2018/1972 and Decision No 243/2012/EU (Digital Networks Act)…
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NexWafe GmbH is a German advanced-materials technology company developing next-generation solar wafers, including epitaxial silicon products with applications in space-grade photovoltaics for satellite power systems.
REGIÃO AUTÓNOMA DA MADEIRA GOVERNO REGIONAL SECRETARIA REGIONAL DAS FINANÇAS DIREÇÃO REGIONAL DOS ASSUNTOS EUROPEUS ASSUNTO: Contributo da Região Autónoma da Madeira no âmbito da consulta pública relativa à Proposta de Regulamento sobre as Redes Digitais A Região Autónoma da Madeira (RAM) destaca como prioritária a criação de um regime específico para as Regiões Ultraperiféricas, das quais faz parte, prevendo metas…
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We support the Commissions ambition to foster a more competitive and digital Europe through a simpler, more investment-friendly regulatory framework. Liberty Global welcomes the Commissions decision to deliver this by means of a regulation; this is the most effective instrument, ensuring legal certainty and harmonization.
SCHOTT feedback on the Digital Networks Act and 2 GHz MSS spectrum SCHOTT welcomes the objectives of the Digital Networks Act to strengthen Europes competitiveness, resilience and technological sovereignty. As a European technology company, SCHOTT develops and manufactures specialised materials in Germany for satellite photovoltaic systems and has been part of the global space industry value chain for many years.
Bouygues Telecom welcomes the European Commissions proposal regarding the future use of the 2 GHz MSS band and supports its objectives of strengthening European strategic autonomy, resilience and innovation in satellite communications. Bouygues Telecom strongly supports maintaining the proposed spectrum segmentation.
Schmoll Maschinen GmbH, a global leader in high-precision machinery for over 60 years, is pleased to provide a response to the European Commissions consultation. Schmoll respectfully urges the European Commission to (1) enable Starlink to secure access to a 15x15 MHz block of the 2 GHz Mobile Satellite Services (MSS) spectrum in Europe and (2) eliminate restrictions on incumbents transferring or leasing that…
SCHLENK is developping materials and supplying products and services to SpaceX for many years. Those are used in the solar arrays of the Starlink satellietes and also in the power electronics of the launch vehicles.. R&D and production for all products is in Germany. We are interested to continue and grow our business.
Position of Digital Association Lewiatan on Digital Networks Act Digital Association Lewiatan welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the European Commission’s proposal for a Digital Networks Act (DNA). We share the Commission’s ambition to secure a resilient connectivity ecosystem and establish a genuine telecoms single market that boosts European competitiveness and achieves the "Digital Decade" targets.
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EENA Consultation Response: Authorisation of Systems Providing MSS Services Over the Harmonised 2 GHz Frequency Band EENA welcomes the proposal’s commitment to improving connectivity for critical communications, and support for the development of European secure Mobile Satellite Spectrum (MSS)/Hybrid systems. However, it is equally important that this proposal addresses emergency communications for the public.
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Digital Networks Act Video Games Europe is the trade federation representing the video game sector in Europe. Over 110.000 people currently work in the video games sector in Europe, and game development has been recognised by the European Parliament as one of the key sectors to the digital economy in the EU.1 In Europe the sector is mostly composed of SME’s, whose games which are enjoyed worldwide across multiple…
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1. Executive Summary: The Structural Risk of Cloudified Orbit Governance The draft regulation correctly recognizes that the convergence of multi-orbit Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite constellations and Direct-to-Device (D2D) connectivity is transforming space infrastructure into the modern equivalent of mobile communication towers.
See my GitHub repo for reference：https://github.com/nohn3043-arch As telecommunication networks merge into the cloud (Telco-Cloud) to sustain large-scale multi-agent data flows, traditional network architectures face two physical bottlenecks: severe network jitter during cross-border digital-twin synchronization and vulnerability to semantic-layer injection attacks at edge nodes.
The European Social Partners in the telecom sector, UNI Europa ICTS and Connect Europe, have adopted a joint statement on the Digital Networks Act (see attached). Europes technological sovereignty depends on innovative, resilient, secure and high-quality connectivity networks and services as the backbone and the only European-owned layer of the European digital ecosystem.
About this submission Headquartered in Brussels, and with 66% of its staff in Europe, Eclipse Foundation AISBL is Europes largest open source code-hosting foundation hosting over 400 open source projects that European industry relies on spanning cloud, IoT, automotive, AI, and developer technologies. 1. Scope 2. Alignment with open source and EU digital strategies 3. Inclusion of open source in procedures 4.
Eutelsat considers the overall objectives of the DNA to be positive and welcomes the recognition of the strategic role of satellite communications for resilience, security, sovereignty and universal coverage across the Union.
The Austrian Chamber of Commerce welcomes the objective of the proposal for a Digital Networks Regulation [COM (2026) 16 final] to modernise, simplify and harmonise the rules on connectivity networks, as partly already expressed in the Draghi report.
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Planet Labs Germany GmbH Comments on the EU Digital Networks Act Consultation I. About Planet Planet Labs Germany GmbH is part of the Planet group and is based at Planet’s European headquarters in Berlin, Germany. Planet Labs PBC (NYSE: PL; www.planet.com) is the parent company of the Planet group with global headquarters in San Francisco, USA.
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Digital Networks Act EWE Position Paper on the European Commission's Proposal for a Digital Networks Act 15.06.2026 The BREKO Association has submitted a detailed statement regarding the European Commission’s proposal for a Digital Network Act (DNA).
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At ISOC.PT, we support the DNAs core objectives a genuine single market for connectivity, the Single Passport, network resilience, spectrum modernization and the fiber transition. These reforms reduce fragmentation and lower barriers to cross-border entry, which is good for competition.
Transatel supports the DNA's goals of simplification and investment but argues these are only compatible with effective competition if the proposal is amended. It asks the Commission to make five changes: (1) preserve periodic spectrum reviews and reject unlimited/auto-renewing licences (Arts. 2425); (2) strip out the higher threshold and Commission veto powers over pro-competitive spectrum conditions (Arts.
Associazione Italiana Internet Provider (AIIP) - representing more than 60 small and medium competitive operators in the Italian telecommunications and digital infrastructure sector - welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the consultation on the Digital Networks Act.
1.- the Coalition of Creators and Content Industries (hereinafter ‘the Coalition’ or simply ‘LC’) is an association launched in 2009, made up of associations and rights management organisations from all sectors of cultural content such as film, book, press, music and video games, the main purpose of which is to protect intellectual property rights in the digital sphere; in particular by combating illegal activities…
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The Association of Cable and Telecommunications Network Operators of the Czech Republic (hereinafter referred to as “APKT”) welcomes the opportunity to participate in the European Commission’s public consultation on the upcoming Digital Networks Act (DNA). All comments from APKT can be found in the attached file.
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Our formal response to the European Commissions Digital Networks Act (DNA) posits that the proposal suffers from a fundamental conceptual error by characterizing the Internet as a vertically integrated system rather than a layered, distributed 'network of networks'.
No. 121 / 15th of June, 2026 To: European Commission Rue de la Loi 200 / Wetstraat 200, 1049, Brussels, Belgium Attn: Ms. Ursula Gertrud von der Leyen, President of the European Commission Ref: Feedback on ”Proposal for a Regulation - COM(2026)16” - Digital Networks Act (DNA) Dear Madam President, The underwri en Na onal Associa on of ISPs in Romania (ANISP - Asociația Națională a Internet Service Providerilor din…
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June 15, 2026 Re: CSSMA response to the EU Digital Networks Act consultation The Commercial Smallsat Spectrum Management Association (“CSSMA”) is one of the largest trade associations representing the small satellite (“smallsat”) industry, with over forty member organizations that encompass leading satellite operators, ground station service providers, and other smallsat industry-related organizations and ancillary…
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SES Comments on the Draft Digital Networks Act (DNA) Act Introduction SES S.A. (“SES”),1 headquartered in Luxembourg, operates a fleet of geostationary Earth orbit and medium Earth orbit satellites that together provide coverage of 99% of the world’s population.
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As European umbrella organisation of SME and Mid-Caps associations we represent approx. 1.000 member companies specialised digital network companies: these welcome the Commissions objective to strengthen competitiveness and innovation in the EU and see the DNA as an important opportunity particularly regarding copper switchoff.
Eurofiber supports the DNAs ambition to strengthen Europes digital infrastructure and accelerate the transition to gigabit connectivity. However, the DNA should preserve and reinforce the principles that have made European telecoms regulation successful: competition, market entry, infrastructure investment, proportionate access regulation and customer choice.
ARTICLE 19 welcomes the European Commission's efforts to strengthen Europe's digital infrastructure and improve connectivity through the Digital Networks Act (DNA). Robust, affordable, and resilient communications networks are essential for economic development, democratic participation, and the exercise of fundamental rights, including freedom of expression and access to information.
The Digital Networks Act (DNA) represents an important step toward strengthening Europes digital infrastructure and supporting competitiveness, resilience and the functioning of the single market. At the same time, the proposal reflects an ongoing structural shift in the digital landscape. Connectivity is increasingly intertwined with cloud, data, AI, quantum and high-performance computing infrastructures.
We are sending you the response of České Radiokomunikace a.s. to the European Commission - Call for Evidence for an Impact Assessment on the Digital Networks Act. Best regards, [name removed] of the Legal and Regulatory Division Chairman of the Supervisory Board České Radiokomunikace a.s. Skokanská 2117/1 169 00 Praha 6 Czech Republic
June 2026 Response to the European Commission’s Call for Feedback on the Digital Networks Act (DNA) Netflix is one of the world's leading entertainment services with over 325 million paid members in over 190 countries.1 We have been available in all EU member states since 2016 and invest significantly in EU audiovisual content.
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Attached, please find Twilio's submission for the Public Consultation on the Digital Networks Act (DNA) proposal. As a leading B2B cloud communications provider, Twilio empowers businesses, governments, and nonprofits of all sizes, in Europe and globally, to build, scale, operate, and ultimately enhance real-time engagement with their customers and constituents.
About eco: With approximately 1,000 member companies, eco (international.eco.de) is the leading Association of the Internet Industry in Europe. Since 1995, eco has been highly instrumental in shaping the Internet, fostering new technologies, forming framework conditions, and representing the interests of its members in politics and international forums. eco has offices based in Cologne, Berlin and Brussels.
The DSA strongly supports the European Commissions ambition to modernise the Unions digital infrastructure framework. We welcome the Proposal for a Regulation on the Digital Networks Act (DNA) as a timely and necessary instrument to advance Europes connectivity goals.
ČAEK (Czech Association of Electronic Communications), representing operators of electronic communications and retransmission broadcasting, welcomes the DNA's stated objectives a modernised, simplified framework, stronger investment incentives and better cross-border scalability, in line with the Letta and Draghi reports and the 2024 White Paper. In its current form, however, the proposal does not deliver on them.
The APDC Digital Business Community (Portuguese Association for the Development of Communications) is grateful for the opportunity to participate in this public consultation on the Digital Networks Act. Please find attached the formal contribution of the APDC, drawn up on the basis of the work carried out by its Working Groups and reflecting the contributions of the various stakeholders forming part of the…
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Please find in the attachment two positions (combined into one file): 1) joint position of the Czech Independent ICT Industry Committee (CZ: Výbor nezávislého ICT průmyslu) and Polish National Chamber of Ethernet Communications (PL: Krajowa Izba Komunikacji Ethernetowej) regarding the issue of general authorisation, single passport, copper switch-off and reporting obligations; 2) position of the Polish National…
The association representing companies providing ICT services, particularly providers of publicly available electronic communications services in the Czech Republic and Polandnamely the "Výbor nezávislého ICT průmyslu" for the Czech Republic and the "Krajowa Izba Komunikacji Ethernetowej" for the Republic of Polandsubmits the following comments on the draft Digital Network Act as part of this public consultation.
Intersec is a French software company specialising in network-based geolocation and public safety applications, with deployments across 50+ countries. This position paper covers Articles 106 and 107 of the DNA, addressing public warning systems, emergency caller location, and homeland security geolocation capabilities.
Position paper Connecting the dots: a Digital Networks Act that works for consumers June 2026 Why it matters to consumers Connectivity and telecommunications services are essential for consumers to fully exercise their rights and engage in a Digital Society.
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MOTION PICTURE ASSOCIATION EMEA 15 June, 2026 Subject: MPA Feedback on the Proposal for a Regulation for the Digital Networks Act Submitted digitally at https://ec.europa.eu/info/law/better-regulation/have-your-say/initiatives/14709Digital-Networks-Act_en The Motion Picture Association (MPA) represents the interests of major international producers and distributors of film and television content.
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The Cloud and Fixed Wireless Access (CFWA) Coalition welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the consultation on the Digital Networks Act (DNA), recognizing the urgent need for a regulatory framework that addresses the challenges of an increasingly interconnected Europe.
The Association of European Radios (AER), representing commercial radio across Europe, welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the European Commissions call for feedback on the Digital Networks Act (DNA). Please find attached our submission for your consideration.
Consultation – Digital Networks Act The EU Commission has launched a consultation February 16th 2026 regarding the Digital Networks Act. The European Commission’s proposal for a Digital Networks Act (DNA) represents a central legislative initiative of this period.
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The Digital Networks Act Proposal A good first step in developing a more supportive policy framework for investment in advanced and trusted connectivity in Europe 1. Investment in advanced and trusted connectivity must remain the DNA´s Northern Star 2. The DNA’s spectrum policy proposals can play a key role in incentivizing investment in Europe´s advanced and trusted connectivity 3.
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The ACPV welcomes the opportunity to comment on the draft Digital Networks Act (DNA). Broadly supports efforts to strengthen Europe’s digital infrastructure, improve the cross-border provision of services and reduce regulatory fragmentation.
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General Position on the Draft Digital Networks Act We understand the main reasons for a complete recast of the main telecommunications regulation – such as deregulation, simplification, promotion of competition, and harmonisation of rules.
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DNA PROPOSAL. June 15, 2026 AOTEC is a Spanish business association that, since 2002, has represented and defended the interests of more than 130 local and regional electronic and audiovisual communications operators in Spain. In January, the European Commission presented the draft Digital Networks Regulation (DNA) for consideration by the Parliament, Council, and Member States.
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Dear Sirs, I call Chad Michail and maintain a stand in the Daphne area. I am contacting you not to refuse to modernise or control the market, but to convey to you the reality we live on the street every day, which is a long way from the offices where the laws are designed. The introduction of the mandatory Digital Dispatch Bulletin also for our category of professionals is, in practice, impracticable.
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Response to the Public Consultation on the: Proposal for a Regulation on the Digital Networks Act (DNA) Introduction Under MFE-MEDIAFOREUROPE, leading multimedia brands have developed a dynamic EU-wide ecosystem for producing and distributing audiovisual services, with broadcast, VOD, and production operations established and tax-resident in Italy, Spain, Germany, Austria, Portugal, and Switzerland.
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The Free Modem Alliance welcomes the opportunity to provide its feedback on the European Commissions proposal for a Digital Networks Act (DNA). While the initiative aims to promote further harmonisation, it fails to address the current issues related to terminal equipment freedom, despite the welldocumented fragmentation of the internal market in this area and the resulting uneven level of enduser protection.
Vodafones response sets out where we support the Commissions proposal for a Digital Networks Act, while also identifying specific areas that should be further developed to strengthen the framework through the legislative process. We recognise the proposal as an important step towards reducing fragmentation, improving legal certainty and supporting investment in Europes digital infrastructure.
Fastweb S.p.A. welcomes the opportunity to contribute to this public consultation. As a converged fixed-mobile operator in Italy, following the merger with Vodafone Italia, we have a direct interest in ensuring that the Digital Networks Act delivers on its objectives of regulatory simplification, investment certainty and technological neutrality. Our detailed response is attached.
INWIT Infrastrutture Wireless Italiane S.p.A. is the first Italian tower operator and one of the main Digital Infrastructure Companies at European level. Over the years, the Company has built up a position of national leadership based on a business model focused on sharing passive infrastructure between different telecommunications operators, with a strong focus on the economic, environmental and social…
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The Association for Competitive Technology (hereafter ACT) hereby submits comments to the European Commission in response to the Public Consultation on the Digital Networks Act. ACT is a policy trade association for the small business technology developer community. Our members are entrepreneurs, innovators, and independent developers within the global app ecosystem who engage with verticals across every industry.
The Fiber Carrier Association (FCA) welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the consultation on the Digital Networks Act (DNA). The Digital Networks Act will play an important role in shaping the future of Europe's digital infrastructure.
The Media Board’s contribution to the Digital Networks Act public consultation The European Board for Media Services – hereafter the Media Board – as established by the European Media Freedom Act (EMFA), is an independent advisory body at European Union level. The Media Board is composed of independent national regulatory authorities (NRAs) of the audiovisual media sector from all EU Member States.
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WorldDAB is the global industry association for DAB+ digital radio, representing broadcasters, network operators, receiver manufacturers and automotive partners across more than 40 countries. We submit this response in relation to Article 112 and Annex V of the proposed Digital Networks Act (DNA), which concern the interoperability of car radio and consumer radio receivers. Our full position paper is attached.
Please find attached the contribution of Odašiljači i veze d.o.o. (OIV) to the public consultation on the Digital Networks Act (DNA). OIV welcomes the objectives of the DNA and, based on its operational experience as a national broadcasting and critical communications infrastructure operator, provides its views on key aspects related to resilience, spectrum policy and the role of broadcast infrastructure within…
The FTTH Council Europe comments on the proposed Digital Networks Act legislative proposal put forward by the European Commission. ” June 15th, 2026. Introduction The mission of the FTTH Council Europe is to see the widespread availability and use of FTTH in Europe as quickly as possible. It is therefore important to ensure that the regulatory framework incentivises investment and fosters effective competition.
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Warsaw, June 15, 2026 KL/406/ET/2026 Stanowisko Konfederacji Lewiatan wobec unijnego projektu rozporządzenia Digital Networks Act W pierwszej kolejności Konfederacja Lewiatan z satysfakcją dostrzega, że Komisja Europejska podejmuje próbę odpowiedzi na liczne wyzwania stojące przed sektorem przedsiębiorców komunikacji elektronicznej, na co wyraźnie wskazywały zlecone przez Komisję raporty Letty, Draghiego i Niinistö.
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Created in 2015, the Wider Spectrum Group now gathers 12 European and 8 national organisations around the societal and economic stakes of spectrum allocation for the content and cultural industry (see the presentation of the coalition at the end).
Submission: Feedback on the Digital Networks Act (“DNA”) Submission by ALTO Date: 15 June 2026 1 ALTO is pleased to share feedback to the European Commission on its Adoption proposals consultation seeking views on the adoption of the Digital Networks Act (“the DNA”).
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APMS (Association of Mobile Network Operators) representing operators of electronic communications and retransmission broadcasting, welcomes the DNA's stated objectives a modernised, simplified framework, stronger investment incentives and better cross-border scalability, in line with the Letta and Draghi reports and the 2024 White Paper. In its current form, however, the proposal does not deliver on them.
The European Commissions Digital Networks Act (DNA) aims to modernise the EU telecom framework and support gigabit infrastructure deployment. BREKO, representing more than 540 German fibre companies responsible for over half of Germanys fibre roll-out, supports these objectives and sees the DNA as an important opportunity, particularly for accelerating copper switch-off.
Grow Remote welcomes this opportunity to contribute to the European Commission's consultation on the proposed Digital Networks Act (DNA). Grow Remote is an Irish social enterprise on a mission to solve the challenges of remote work in order to unlock positive social, economic, and environmental change for individuals, employers, and local communities across Ireland.
TIM's response to the European Commission consultation on the Proposed "Digital Networks Act" (DNA) Regulation Index 1. Legislative instrument 2. Aim and general objectives 3. Simplification 4. Spectrum 4.1 Spectrum for satellite systems 5. Net neutrality 6. Level playing field 6.1 ePrivacy 7. Scope 8. Ecosystem cooperation 9. General authorisation 10. End user rights 11. Fraud 12. Resilience 13.
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Allied For Startups (AFS) supports the objectives underlying the European Commissions proposed Digital Networks Act (DNA), notably strengthening Europes competitiveness, accelerating digital transformation, improving connectivity, reducing regulatory fragmentation, and promoting investment in digital infrastructure.
Please find attached Cloudflare's feedback on the Digital Networks Act proposal. Cloudflare supports the European Commissions objective to foster a competitive, secure, and resilient European Digital Single Market. As the Commission has recognised, the next frontier of European innovation depends on a fundamental shift towards distributed, highly interconnected edge networks.
In view of the sectors investment needs, the French Telecoms Federation is calling for a simplification and harmonisation of the regulatory framework to make it more conducive to investment, innovation and competitiveness. The Digital Networks Act lays the foundations for such a modernisation of the framework, including by moving from a directive to a regulation.
Please find enclosed the detailed position. Open Fiber (OF) is a leading FTTH wholesale operator in Italy and the most relevant non-incumbent operator in Europe, connecting more than 16 million of households after investments up to 11 billion in only 10 years.
Broadcast Networks Europe (BNE) welcomes the European Commissions initiative to establish a forward-looking regulatory framework through the Digital Networks Act (DNA). BNE supports the overarching objectives of strengthening the Single Market, stimulating investment in advanced digital infrastructures, and enhancing Europes resilience and technological sovereignty.
This contribution is made in the context of the development of the Digital Networks Act (DNA), an initiative aimed at establishing a harmonised framework to boost investment, innovation and the resilience of digital infrastructures in the European Union.
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Position Paper of ANGA The Broadband Association (Der Breitbandverband e.V.) on the European Commission’s proposal for a Digital Networks Act (DNA) 1. Introductory Remarks ..........................................................................................................................
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European Commission Legislative Proposal for a DIGITAL NETWORKS ACT MVNO Europe feedback 15 June 2026 I. Introduction 1. MVNO Europe, the trade association representing Mobile Virtual Network Operators, welcomes the opportunity to provide its feedback after the European Commission's adoption of the legislative proposal for a Digital Networks Act (DNA). 2.
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The Bulgarian Entrepreneurial Association (BESCO) welcomes the European Commissions proposal for a Digital Networks Act (DNA) and its ambition to modernise Europes connectivity framework, reduce regulatory fragmentation and strengthen the Single Market for electronic communications. Reliable, secure and affordable digital connectivity is a fundamental prerequisite for Europes competitiveness.
Europes connectivity infrastructure lags behind global 5G leaders in the Gulf, East Asia and North America and the European regulatory framework for telecommunications needs urgent and extensive reform. Without significant and rapid change, Europe will be unable to deliver the best-in-class networks on which its competitiveness, security and resilience aspirations depend.
The Digital Networks Act (DNA) offers an opportunity to shape the European mobile market in a way that is future-proof, competitive, and consumer-friendly. However, from the perspective of independent mobile providers and in the interest of consumers, key improvements are required to ensure fair conditions for access and competition on a lasting basis.
SMALL CELL FORUM Ltd PO Box 23 Dursley GL11 5WA UK Ref. Ares(2026)6090788 - 15/06/2026 t [phone removed] e [email removed] w www.smallcellforum.org Response to the proposal for a Digital Networks Act The Small Cell Forum1 (SCF) welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the proposal for a Digital Networks Act (DNA).
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Consorzio TOPIX (TOP-IX) welcomes the opportunity to comment on the proposed Digital Networks Act (DNA), adopted by the European Commission on 21 January 2026 as a major reform of the Union framework for electronic communications.
Page 1(8) Date 2026-06-15 Registration number STOK 2026/217 Administrative official Patricia Helanow Approved by CEO Transparency Register ID 21452401964247 Stokab’s feedback on the proposal for a Digital Networks Act AB Stokab ("Stokab") welcomes the opportunity to provide its feedback on the new legal framework, the proposed regulation on digital networks (Digital Networks Act, hereinafter “DNA”), which seeks to…
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Attached is ELFAs Position Paper on the Digital Networks Act (DNA). As the European voice of independent connectivity providers, representing 16 national associations and more than 1,200 operators, ELFA supports a regulatory framework that promotes both investment and effective competition.
In the telecommunications sector, far-reaching harmonisation must be handled with particular caution. Structural differences in markets, competitive dynamics, as well as geographical and infrastructural conditions across Member States cannot be overlooked. A one-size-fits-all regulatory approach is unacceptable if it risks undermining well-established and effective functioning national and regional structures.
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Akt o digitálních sítích Stanovisko HK ČR Hospodářská komora České republiky (HK ČR) podporuje rozvoj moderní digitální infrastruktury, posilování jednotného digitálního trhu a vytváření podmínek pro investice, inovace a konkurenceschopnost evropské ekonomiky.
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FiberCop welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the European Commissions proposal for a Digital Networks Act (DNA). As a wholesale-only operator committed to the deployment of advanced connectivity infrastructure, FiberCop supports the overarching objective of incentivising market players to innovate and invest in advanced connectivity and computing infrastructures enabling the AI Continent.
The APDSI Association for the Promotion and Development of the Information Society welcomes the opportunity to provide input in the framework of the European Commission’s initiative on the future Digital Networks Act.
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Please find attached feedback on the draft Digital Networks Act (DNA) from the Open Allies Foundation which represents entities conducting wholesale activities in the open access model. Access to high-speed Internet is a natural and universal right of every human being. Our mission is to reach the largest possible group of recipients with FTTH technology.
The DNA has the potential to become a cornerstone of Europes digital and industrial strategy. However, its success fundamentally depends on delivering an effective and investment-oriented spectrum framework. Without substantial improvements ensuring that spectrum provisions are robust, predictable and immediately applicable, the DNA will not meet the needs of the sector, and its overall impact will remain limited.
Warsaw, June 8, 2026 r. The Telecommunications and Digital Council of Konfederacja Lewiatan welcomes the opportunity to comment on the proposal for a Regulation on digital networks (Digital Networks Act, “DNA”). From the perspective of the Polish market, the draft is an important attempt to replace a fragmented and overly complex framework with a directly applicable Regulation.
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The Danish Chamber of Commerce, the Danish ICT and Electronics Federation, the Danish ICT Industry Association and the Telecommunications Industry Association in Denmark welcome the Commissions proposal for a Digital Networks Act and supports its overarching objectives. However, the proposal does not appear fully aligned with these objectives.
The document attached hereto sets out the contribution of NOS, SGPS, S.A., hereinafter referred to as "NOS", to the European Commission's public consultation on the Digital Networks Act (DNA). NOS is a leading Portuguese electronic communications and audiovisual operator, providing digital services across mainland Portugal and the autonomous regions of the Azores and Madeira.
France-IX operates France's leading Internet Exchange Points (IXPs): neutral, multilateral interconnection platforms through which network operators, Internet service providers, content and application providers, and enterprises of all sizes exchange IP traffic on a voluntary basis. Summary of positions 1.
France-IX operates France's leading Internet Exchange Points (IXPs): neutral, multilateral interconnection platforms through which network operators, Internet service providers, content and application providers, and enterprises of all sizes exchange IP traffic on a voluntary basis. Summary of positions 1.
WINDTRE S.p.A Contribution to the Public Consultation on the Proposal for a Digital Networks Act Confidential WindTre contribution to the DNA consultation CONFIDENTIAL Pag. 1 of 50 Table of Contents Positioning on the Digital Networks Act (DNA) ..........................................................
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Eircom Feedback on Proposed Digital Networks Act 15 June 2026 Contents Executive Summary................................................................................................................................. 1 1. General Approach and Harmonisation ........................................................................................... 3 2.
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The Open Fiber Austria Association (OFAA) is Austria’s first fibre association and, as an independent, manufacturer-neutral non-profit organisation, represents more than 250 members from network operations, infrastructure, industry, planning, construction, academia and the public sector.
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The Localret Consortium is a local consortium made up of 950 local authorities in Catalonia. Its objective is to promote digital transformation by advising and coordinating the members of the consortium, particularly with regard to the deployment of electronic communications infrastructure and networks.
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Connect Europe, representing the leading providers of connectivity networks and services in Europe, welcomes the opportunity to respond to this consultation on the Digital Networks Act. The Digital Networks Act stands at a strategic crossroads. Europe can choose a framework that restores investment confidence, enables scale, corrects regulatory imbalances and strengthens technological sovereignty.
The Official College of Telecommunications Engineers (COIT), in the exercise of its functions of institutional representation of the profession and advising public administrations on matters related to telecommunications and digital infrastructure, considers that the proposal for a Digital Networks Act (DNA) is a necessary initiative because the European digital ecosystem is very changing and needs to be…
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VATM welcomes the European Commissions initiative to modernise the EU telecommunications framework through the Digital Networks Act. The attached position paper outlines VATMs views on key elements of the proposal, including the preservation of effective competition, the future of SMP-based regulation, copper-to-fibre migration, wholesale access, network resilience and regulatory simplification.
Réponse de l’Arcom à la consultation publique de la Commission européenne sur le Digital Networks Act L'Arcom (Autorité de régulation de la communication audiovisuelle et numérique) a pour mission fondamentale de garantir l’exercice de la liberté de communication qui induit notamment l'accès à des services audiovisuels pluralistes respectueux des droits et libertés.
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Executive summary (full response attached) TDC Brands and TDC NET welcome the European Commissions proposal for a Digital Networks Act (DNA) and its ambition to strengthen Europes digital infrastructure. However, to fully deliver, the DNA must more decisively improve investment conditions, simplify regulation and enable innovation. The current framework remains rooted in legacy assumptions.
Leonardo is a global leader in the aerospace, defence, and security sectors. As defence systems, aerospace platforms, and critical infrastructures become ever more integrated into the broader digital ecosystem, the regulatory framework governing electronic communications infrastructure and services increasingly impacts the sectors ability to compete and innovate.
You can find our detailed statement in the attached PDF document. With the draft Digital Networks Act (DNA), the European Commission is setting the framework for Europes digital infrastructure in the coming decades. The objective is to create a genuine Single Market for connectivity, supported by the large-scale deployment of fibre and 5G networks and aimed at strengthening Europes global competitiveness.
Dear Sir or Madam, The Wireless Broadband Alliance (WBA) welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the proposed Digital Networks Act. WBA is a global industry association dedicated to improving wireless broadband services through collaboration, standards development, interoperability, and industry best practices.
The European Pirate Party (PPEU) supports investment in high-quality digital infrastructure and welcomes several provisions of the Digital Networks Act. In particular, Annex VI, Part D, point 2(d), which treats open standards and interoperability as criteria in satellite spectrum authorisation, is a good provision that should be applied more broadly across the instrument.
Eurocities welcomes this opportunity to contribute to the European Commission's call for evidence on the adoption of the Digital Networks Act. Please find our input below. The leading network of major European cities, Eurocities currently represents 220+ members from 38 countries, with a total population of 150 million. For more information, please visit https://eurocities.eu/.
Please see attached the feedback from Telecommunications Industry Ireland (TII) of Ibec. TII is the Ibec industry representative body for the telecommunications sector in Ireland. Ibec is Irelands largest lobby and business representative group and a member of BusinessEurope.
Contributo AGCOM alla consultazione della Commissione europea “Digital Networks Act” L’Autorità per le Garanzie nelle Comunicazioni (AGCOM) ringrazia la Commissione europea per l’opportunità di contribuire alla consultazione pubblica sulla proposta di regolamento Digital Networks Act (DNA) pubblicata lo scorso 21 gennaio.
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The Federal Chamber of Labour would like to thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Digital Networks Act (DNA) and would like to share your thoughts on it. The Federal Chamber of Labour (BAK) is the statutory representative body for the interests of around 4 million workers and all consumers in Austria.
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ecta, the european competitive telecommunications association, welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the Commissions proposal for a Regulation on digital networks, the Digital Networks Act. ecta is pleased to submit its feedback in the attached file.
Onivia welcomes the European Commission's initiative to modernise the regulatory framework governing electronic communications networks and services through the Digital Networks Act (DNA). As a wholesale-only fibre infrastructure operator, Onivia strongly supports the objectives of promoting investment, strengthening Europe's digital competitiveness, enhancing network resilience and reducing regulatory fragmentation…
ACEA represents Europe's 17 major car, van, truck and bus manufacturers. As vehicles become ever more integrated into the broader digital ecosystem, the regulatory framework governing electronic communications infrastructure and services increasingly impacts the sectors ability to compete and innovate.
Digital Networks Act – Macquarie Asset Management input Ref. Ares(2026)6071636 - 15/06/2026 Introduction to Macquarie Macquarie Group is a global financial services organisation, established in 1969. Our areas of expertise encompass infrastructure, energy, technology, and commodities.
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The Digital Network Act establishes the need to promote sustainable networks and services in order to contribute to the European objectives of carbon neutrality and resilience (Article 3). These environmental objectives, together with the duty to safeguard the interests of EU citizens (Article 3.1.f), are called into question by the planned shutdown of 2G and 3G networks in France between 2026 and 2029.
Please find attached Cellnex feedback on the European Commissions proposal for a Digital Networks Act (DNA). In summary, our contribution focuses on addressing practical deployment bottlenecks while preserving a stable and investment friendly regulatory framework.
EWIA welcomes the Commissions efforts to strengthen Europes digital infrastructure and provide greater investment predictability through the proposed Digital Networks Act (DNA). As the voice of neutral host TowerCos, our sector plays a key role in enabling efficient, competitive and sustainable connectivity across the EU, including in rural and hardtoreach areas.
The Digital Networks Act (DNA) represents a major revision of the EU connectivity framework, replacing the European Electronic Communications Code with a Regulation and aiming to strengthen Europes digital infrastructure, investment environment and Single Market integration.
EMMA-ENPA Position Paper Digital Networks Act – COM/2026/16 Network Fees, Net Neutrality and the Sustainability of European Media 27 April 2026 V2 An open, affordable and neutral internet is a foundational condition for the sustainability, competitiveness and pluralism of the European press and media.
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A./A. - COMISIÓN EUROPEA Asunto: Aportaciones de la Asociación de Operadores de Telecomunicaciones Empresariales (ASOTEM) en el marco de la consulta pública (“Call for Evidence”) relativa a la Digital Networks Act (DNA). En Madrid a 15 de junio de 2026 I.
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The Swedish Local Fibre Alliance, it is essential that the EU framework for electronic communications: *promotes investment in robust digital infrastructure; *safeguards effective competition; *preserves a diversity of actors, including smaller and locally owned networks, which contribute to investment, competition and resilience in digital infrastructure; *enables innovation and technological development; and…
In PIIT's opinion the level of ambition of the Digital Networks Act is insufficient. In the draft, we see few solutions that would genuinely address the problems raised for years by market participants and described in the reports of M. Draghi and E. Letta, particularly as regards reducing regulatory burdens and creating real incentives to increase infrastructure investment and deploy the latest technologies.
MyndighetsUpproret Sverige (MU) welcomes the proposal for a new Regulation and fully supports the common objective of achieving more harmonized application of Union law in the digital sector. Of particular importance is the proposed and necessary transition from a Directive to a Regulation.
Isiline welcomes the opportunity to comment on the proposed Digital Networks Act (DNA), adopted by the European Commission on 21 January 2026 as a major reform of the Union framework for electronic communications. Isiline is a fast-growing fibre operator deploying very high-capacity networks in North-West Italy, with a particular focus on FTTH roll-out and local connectivity services.
The initiative aims at improving access to secure, fast, and reliable connectivity for the transition towards cloud-based infrastructure and Artificial Intelligence. To this end, it intends to contribute to promoting secure high-speed broadband, both fixed and wireless, and to incentivising and encouraging investment in digital infrastructure, following the Commission’s White Paper ‘How to master Europe’s digital…
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Please see the attached position paper for detailed analysis and input. Meta shares the ambitions of the Digital Networks Act (DNA) to strengthen Europe's digital infrastructure and incentivise investment in advanced connectivity.
Altice France supports any initiative aimed at fostering the modernization of the telecommunications sector and creating a more favorable environment for investment in digital infrastructure. The Digital Networks Act proposal is in line with this ambition, as it seeks to adapt the electronic communications framework to technological developments and market transformations.
Position commune de l'Alliance de la radio et de Radio France, partagée par Ensemble pour le DAB+. Lassociation « Ensemble pour le DAB+ » a été créée en 2022, à linitiative du Bureau de la Radio, de Radio France et du SIRTI. Elle regroupe aujourdhui tant les radios publiques que privées, commerciales quassociatives, nationales que locales.
BUGLAS the Bundesverband Glasfaseranschluss e.V. welcomes the opportunity to give feedback on the Digital Networks Act (DNA). Our more than 180 member undertakings supply more than 70 percent of all fibre customers in Germany with sustainable digital infrastructure.
The European Broadcasting Union, representing public service media from across Europe, welcomes the possibility to comment on the Digital Networks Act. The rules contained in the DNA are essential to enable public service media to fulfill their remit: reach everyone in the country to inform, educate and entertain.
This submission is filed by Amazon Europe Core S.a.r.l. on behalf of Amazon Leo. The views expressed herein relate exclusively to the impact of the Digital Networks Act on these services. This submission is distinct from and complementary to a separate filing by Amazon Europe Core S.a.r.l. addressing cloud infrastructure services (Amazon Web Services).
ZVEI as the German Electro and Digital Industry Association welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the Commission´s proposal for a Digital Networks Act (DNA). We represent, among others, the manufacturers of gigabit network components such as fiber optic and coaxial amplifiers, filters, distributors and taps, fiber optic, coaxial and data cables.
National Broadband Ireland (NBI) welcomes the opportunity to make a submission to the feedback request to COM (2026) 16 on the proposed Digital Networks Act (DNA). The National Broadband Plan (NBP) is the Irish governments initiative to deliver high-speed broadband services to all premises in Ireland.
Vodafone Spain welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the European Commission's public consultation on the proposed Digital Networks Act. Vodafone Spain fully supports the European Union's objective of establishing a future-proof regulatory framework capable of fostering investment, innovation and the deployment of advanced digital infrastructure across the Union.
FEDIL - The Voice of Luxembourg's Industry welcomes the European Commissions proposed Digital Networks Act as a major step towards a more integrated, resilient and investmentfriendly EU connectivity market. The DNA has the potential to boost investment and innovation, accelerate the deployment of 5G/6G, fibre and satellite networks, and strengthen network resilience and security, in line with the EUs Digital Decade…
The European Union of the Deaf (EUD) welcomes the Digital Networks Act (DNA) Proposal but expresses serious concern that it fails to create new rights for deaf end-users compared to the EECC it replaces. Despite taking the form of a Regulation with direct effect, its provisions on persons with disabilities remain vague and leave excessive room for Member State interpretation, risking a continuation of the uneven…
Spire Global (Spire) welcomes the opportunity to respond to the European Commissions Public Consultation on the proposed EU Digital Network Act (DNA) as a first step towards addressing Europes competitiveness, resilience and innovation in the space domain.
The Business Software Alliance (BSA) is the leading advocate for the global software industry before governments and in the international marketplace. Our members are at the forefront of software-enabled innovation that is fueling global economic growth, including cloud computing and AI products and services.
Joint contribution of the Alliance de la Radio and Radio France Digital Networks Act The Alliance de la Radio, which brings together the main French private commercial radio stations (RTL, NRJ, Europe 1, RMC, Skyrock, Radio Classique, and more than 200 independent radio stations), and Radio France, the first French public radio group with 7 channels and 15 million daily listeners, jointly submit this contribution…
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Dot Europe welcomes the opportunity to share its feedback on the Digital Networks Act (DNA) proposal. As the voice of leading internet companies operating in Europe, we welcome the European Commissions ambition to modernise the EUs regulatory framework for electronic communications and support the move toward a Regulation as a way to promote greater harmonisation across the EU and advance the goal of universal…
This submission is filed by Amazon Europe Core SARL on behalf of Amazon Web Services (AWS), Amazon's cloud computing division. The views expressed herein relate exclusively to the impact of the Digital Networks Act on cloud infrastructure and related services provided by AWS.
The European VOD Coalition (the Coalition) welcomes the Commissions efforts to strengthen Europes digital infrastructure and provide long-term investment certainty through the proposed Digital Networks Act (DNA). Coalition members are video-on-demand (VOD) and digital entertainment companies whose core activity is the investment in and distribution of audiovisual content across the European Union.
ISPA is grateful for the opportunity to provide feedback on the draft Digital Networks Act (DNA). ISPA Internet Service Providers Austria is the umbrella association of Austrian Internet Service Providers and was founded in 1997 as a registered association.
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This position paper addresses Article 5.4 of the proposed Digital Networks Act and its requirements regarding advance notification of network technology migrations. CECAPI supports the objective of transparency but highlights the need for clearer provisions and more realistic transition timelines to ensure the continuity of connected building systems, access control technologies, and EV charging infrastructure that…
Hereby we submit the Position of 4iG Telecommunications Holding Ltd., ONE Hungary Plc., 2Connect Telecommunications Infrastructure and Network Services Ltd., and 4iG Space and Defence Technologies Ltd. on the draft regulation of Digital Networks Act.
Please find attached Vantage Towers feedback on the European Commissions proposal for a Digital Networks Act (DNA). In summary, our contribution focuses on ensuring that the DNA effectively addresses the practical barriers to network deployment and supports long-term investment in digital infrastructure.
Hispasat Contribution to the Digital Networks Act Public Consultation June 12, 2026 hispasat.com Table of Contents 1 Spectrum Management, Sharing and Assignment, Coordination between Satellite and Terrestrial.... 4 1.1 Establishment and update of the European Table of Allocation of Satellite Frequencies ...............
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Executive Summary Connectivity is central to our society and economy and will only grow in importance in the future. However, Europes digital networks of today are not yet ready to address these challenges. Prior reports, such as those from Letta and Draghi, correctly describe the status quo of digital infrastruc-tures in terms of facing investment challenges, the need to stay resilient and technologically future…
DIGITAL NETWORKS ACT Revisión del marco normativo europeo de telecomunicaciones Digital Networks Act Revisión del marco normativo europeo de telecomunicaciones DigitalES viene reclamando desde hace años la modernización del marco regulador de las comunicaciones electrónicas establecido por la Unión Europea, con el objetivo de reforzar la competitividad del sector y garantizar condiciones adecuadas para la inversión.
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Joint contribution of the Alliance de la Radio and Radio France Digital Networks Act The Alliance de la Radio, which brings together the main French private commercial radio stations (RTL, NRJ, Europe 1, RMC, Skyrock, Radio Classique, and more than 200 independent radio stations), and Radio France, the first French public radio group with 7 channels and 15 million daily listeners, jointly submit this contribution…
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A1 Telekom Austria Group Digital Networks Act (DNA) Position Paper 01 “Europe is not under-regulated. It is over-duplicated.” Executive Summary • • • Telecom regulation is still carried out separately in 27 Member States, creating duplication and fragmentation. National regulatory authorities cost ~€700–900 million annually – excluding significantly higher compliance costs.
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EuroISPA represents Europe's internet services providers industry, the associations of ISPs across EU Member States, giving voice to the companies that build and operate the continent's digital infrastructure. We welcome the European Commission's proposed Digital Networks Act and share its objectives of modernising, harmonising, and future-proofing the EU's electronic communications framework.
GSOA welcomes the opportunity to provide its views on the proposed Digital Networks Act (DNA). GSOA is the global, CEO-driven association representing the satellite industry, bringing together over 60 members, from satellite operators across all orbital regimes to manufacturers, launch providers, ground segment operators and other players across the satellite ecosystem.
The Digital Networks Act – An Opportunity to Build a Safer and More Resilient EU 112 is the first line of defence for people in a crisis. When a disaster strikes, it allows any person in danger to contact emergency services, to share critical information with authorities, help others, or get help if they need it.
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ccianet.eu • @CCIAeurope Ref. Ares(2026)5967324 - 11/06/2026 CCIA Europe Position Paper on the Proposed Digital Networks Act Getting the Digital Networks Act right June 2026 The Computer & Communications Industry Association (CCIA Europe) welcomes the opportunity to comment on the European Commission’s proposal for a Digital Networks Act (DNA), presented in January 2026.
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CRTV represents the Italian public service broadcaster and the main commercial radio and television broadcasting groups operating in Italy. As such, CRTV strongly supports the objective of strengthening Europes digital infrastructures, improving connectivity, enhancing technological innovation and reinforcing Europes strategic autonomy in an increasingly competitive and geopolitically unstable environment.
U.Di.Con. shares the need to modernise the European framework for digital networks and to overcome the remaining fragmentation hampering the development of a truly efficient single market. However, the breadth of the proposal calls for particular caution: such extensive intervention risks being overly complex and distracting from the profiles that most directly affect consumers’ daily lives.
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CISPE comments on the Digital Networks Act Introduction CISPE welcomes the opportunity to comment on the European Commission’s proposal for a Digital Networks Act. Connectivity is critical to the cloud, therefore CISPE and its members have a vested interest in ensuring that Europe’s digital networks are regulated in a way that is conducive to fair competition, innovation and investment.
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Digital Networks Act Garantire un quadro regolatorio che sostenga e non ostacoli l’ambizione digitale europea Anitec-Assinform accoglie con favore la proposta di Digital Networks Act e condivide pienamente gli obiettivi generali che la Commissione europea ha posto alla base dell’iniziativa.
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The European Utilities Telecom Council (EUTC) welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the European Commissions Digital Networks Act (DNA), emphasising the essential role of utility telecommunications in ensuring the resilience, security and sustainability of Europes critical infrastructures.
Particular attention should be given to rural, remote, and underserved areas to ensure that the benefits of improved connectivity are distributed equitably across all regions. Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) should be supported through targeted funding mechanisms and incentives that facilitate their participation in the digital transition.
Copernicani welcomes the opportunity to comment on the proposed Digital Networks Act (DNA), adopted by the Commission on 21 January 2026, as a major reform of the Union framework for electronic communications. This contribution is submitted from the perspective of an independent liberal association of technology experts, attentive to innovation, competition, institutional balance and the public interest, and not…
We strongly support the objective of strengthening the development of communication networks and Europe’s competitiveness, but consider that the DNA proposal proposed by the European Commission is not the right way forward on a number of issues.
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Bitkom expressly welcomes the Commissions ambition to deepen the Single Market for connectivity and to modernise the legal framework. The Commission rightly recognises the need to strengthen the entrepreneurial scope for innovation, scale, and resilience in a competitive environment. We especially see merit in the proposals intention to strengthen European spectrum policy.
Google welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the European Commissions proposal for a Digital Networks Act (DNA). We share the Commissions ambition to secure a resilient connectivity ecosystem and establish a genuine telecoms single market that boosts European competitiveness and achieves the "Digital Decade" targets.
DIGITALEUROPE welcomes the proposed Digital Networks Act (DNA) and supports its objective of delivering a more harmonised, simplified and investment-friendly connectivity framework across the European Union. The transition from a Directive to a Regulation is a positive step towards reducing fragmentation and enabling greater scale in Europe's connectivity market.
Christian Council International welcomes this opportunity to provide feedback on the proposed Digital Networks Act. In the attached document, we highlight the relationship of the DNA with national sovereignty, freedom of speech and the centralization of specialized services and streamlining obligations.
The ASIC (Association of Community Internet Services) is a French trade association representing major digital platforms and online services. It promotes an open, innovative and competitive internet ecosystem, while advocating balanced regulation that supports both innovation and the protection of rights.
CMG-AE position paper on the European Commission's Proposal for the Digital Networks Act CMG-AE welcomes the opportunity to submit its position regarding the DNA draft. CMG-AE is an Austrian industry association, uniting a large number of fiber network operators in its Action Group Gigabit Fiber Access (AGGFA). Please find below the key points. 1) Copper-Switch-Off (CSO): a.
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i2Coalition Feedback on the Digital Networks Act (DNA) ubmitted via:European Commission “Have Your Say”Portal S From:Christian Dawson, Executive Director Organization:Internet Infrastructure Coalition (i2Coalition) Date: June ___, 2026 About i2Coalition he Internet Infrastructure Coalition (i2Coalition) represents companies that build and operate T the Internet’s core infrastructure, including web hosting providers…
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The EUs Digital Networks Act raises serious concerns for the future of IP interconnection, net neutrality, and the open internet. Proposals on ecosystem cooperation and the voluntary conciliation mechanism could indirectly push the market toward a sender-pays model, despite the absence of mandatory fair-share rules.
Wi-Fi Alliance welcomes the European Commissions proposal for a Digital Networks Act (DNA). It represents a unique opportunity to establish a forward-looking and technologically neutral policy framework that supports innovation, investment, and resilient digital infrastructure across Europe.
Summary DE-CIX welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the European Commission's proposal. The EUs Digital Networks Act is introducing important debate around proposed rules on ecosystem cooperation and the voluntary conciliation mechanism in Articles 191 - 193.
Kaspersky welcomes the European Commissions initiative to modernize Europes digital connectivity framework through the proposed Digital Networks Act (DNA). As a global cybersecurity company serving customers across Europe and internationally, we support the Commissions objectives to strengthen resilient, secure, and high-capacity digital infrastructure and to establish robust, fast, and secure networks while…
Colt Technology, as the leading B2B digital infrastructure in Europe, welcomes the possibility to provide feedback to the Draft of DNA. B2B connectivity services depend on access to non-replicable infrastructure, such as underground cables and ducts, which remains a natural monopoly.
Attached you may find cep's views on specific issues of the DNA proposal. The cepPolicyBrief addresses four specific topics: (1) the new regulatory structure, (2) the extension of the DNA's target catalogue, (3) the resilience and preparedness framework, and (4) the provisions on general authorisations and the passport procedure.
Dear Madam, Dear Sir, Please find enclosed the contribution of POST Luxembourg to the European Commissions public consultation on the draft Regulation establishing the Digital Networks Act. We remain at your disposal should you require any further information or clarification. Yours faithfully, [name removed], Joël WEILER
The Internet Society welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the European Commissions public consultation on the Digital Networks Act. The attached submission urges the Commission to ensure that any new legislation strengthens Europes digital infrastructure and competitiveness without undermining the Internets Open, Globally Connected, Secure, and Trustworthy nature.
Our position Digital Networks Act AmCham EU speaks for American companies committed to Europe on trade, investment and competitiveness issues. It aims to ensure a growth-orientated business and investment climate in Europe. AmCham EU facilitates the resolution of transatlantic issues that impact business and plays a role in creating better understanding of EU and US positions on business matters.
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European Commission Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology (Unit B1) Rue de la Loi / [address removed] Belgium Mass Response Service GmbH DC Tower 1, 45. floor Donau-City-Straße 7 1220 Vienna Tel: [phone removed] Fax: [phone removed] [email removed] Vienna, 27.05.2026 Subject: Feedback by Mass Response Service GmbH (spusu) on the proposal for a regulation on digital networks (Digital…
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I am a Ugandan PhD candidate at Shanghai International Studies University researching the legal governance of China's Digital Silk Road in East Africa. I submit this response from a Global South perspective, as someone whose research directly concerns how EU regulatory decisions travel into developing country frameworks through regulatory imitation and institutional adoption.
European Commission Consultation on the Digital Networks Act Macra welcomes this opportunity to contribute to the European Commission consultation on the proposed Digital Networks Act (DNA). As Irelands representative organisation for young farmers and rural dwellers, Macra believes the Digital Networks Act presents a significant opportunity to address current urban and rural inequalities and to ensure that…
The Digital Network Act (DNA) comes at a key moment to consolidate robust and competitive networks in Europe, but stresses that any reform must be proportionate, predictable and consistent with existing regulations. The European digital ecosystem has evolved thanks to a framework based on competition, technological neutrality and efficient trade agreements.
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Nokia's response to this consultation focuses on the topic of copper switch-off, and advocates for an early copper switch-off and migration to fiber, as a critical enabler for the EU's digital network goals, driving economic growth, sustainability, and innovation.
Netalis is an electronic communications operator (ISP) established in Bourgogne-Franche Comté and Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur. We provide fixed and/or mobile connectivity services to B2B only (individuals, businesses, local authorities and public-sector) customers.
Cisco welcomes the European Commissions initiative to modernize the EUs connectivity framework through the Digital Networks Act (DNA). As a global leader in networking, Cisco views the DNA as a pivotal opportunity to secure Europes digital sovereignty and achieve its 2030 Digital Decade targets.
I want to start by genuinely acknowledging what the European Commission is trying to achieve with the Digital Networks Act. Expanding fibre, building more resilient infrastructure, encouraging innovation across the EU, these are the right things to be working on and I don't think that ambition should go unrecognised. A more connected Europe benefits everyone and the long-term economic case for it is solid.
FEEDBACK TO THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION ON THE DIGITAL NETWORKS ACT PROPOSAL LOOPSIDER is a French video media available on main social networks with approximately150M views monthly. The Digital Networks Act (DNA) is a piece of legislation designed to regulate the electronic communications field in Europe.
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Verisure´s Position paper on the Digital Networks Act proposal Verisure is Europe and Latin America’s leading provider of professionally installed and monitored security solutions, protecting over 6.2 million residential and small business customers in 18 countries.
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InfraNum, the French Digital Infrastructure Federation, welcomes the publication of the public consultation on the Digital Networks Act (DNA) and thanks the European Commission for the opportunity to contribute to this consultation.
As the world continues to advance digitally, it would only be fitting to also update the Digital Networks Act in relation to the gambling sector. Herein I attach a policy paper that can inform policy on how gambling regulation in the EU and help towards attaining the Only Once Policy (OOP), managing registration of new gambling policies across EU member states, and overall management of the evolving EU gambling…
Please find attached the DNA-position paper of VAUNET - German Media Association. VAUNET is the umbrella organization for private audio and audiovisual media companies in Germany and the largest representative body of commercial broadcasting interests in Europe. It represents the interests of around 160 member companies from the TV, radio, web and streaming sectors.
Summary of the position paper: Consumers are an integral part of the telecommunications market without them, there would be little need for the connectivity sector. With this in mind, the Federation of German Consumer Organisations (vzbv) calls on the European Institutions to put end user interests at the centre of the legislative proposal.
The undersigned operators, all of them alternative telecommunications operators active in the Spanish market, welcome the publication of the proposal for the Digital Networks Act and wish to set out a shared and coordinated position on the treatment of markets where effective competition has not emerged, in particular access to physical infrastructure.
"GdW would like to thank you for the opportunity to comment. GdWs housing companies support the Digital Networks Acts (DNA) objective of a single European market, accelerated fibre-optic roll-out and a transparent and non-discriminatory regulatory framework for the transition from copper to fibre-optic networks.
We welcome the DNA’s objectives of a modern and streamlined regulatory framework, boosting innovation and investment, and strengthening competition, resilience and security of supply. The draft sets out important positive approaches to achieving these objectives: The convergence of licensing conditions, the absence of an additional network levy for big tech providers, and EU regulations for satellites and undersea…
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Digital Networks Act Video Games Europe is the trade federation representing the video game sector in Europe. Over 110.000 people currently work in the video games sector in Europe, and game development has been recognised by the European Parliament as one of the key sectors to the digital economy in the EU.1 In Europe the sector is mostly composed of SME’s, whose games which are enjoyed worldwide across multiple…
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Suivi : - [name removed] – Directeur Général des Services – Mission Ecoter [email removed] - Quentin MEULLEMIESTRE – Directeur Général des Services Adjoint – Mission Ecoter [email removed] Réponse à la Consultation sur le projet de règlement Digital Networks Act (DNA) [Bandeau d’explication de la Mission Ecoter] Les collectivités territoriales sont les architectes du quotidien de la connectivité européenne.
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In 2024, the digital sector accounted for around 4% of global GHG emissions and 11% of global electricity consumption. Despite efficiency gains, its energy use has been rising by around 6% per year, a trend further accelerated by generative AIs undifferentiated deployment.
Article 93 is the DNAs core open-internet provision. Article 93(6) empowers the Commission to define, through implementing acts, the conditions for offering specialised or optimised services. OpenMineds proposal is to ensure that those future rules remain technology-neutral and do not unnecessarily exclude or place at a disadvantage privacy-preserving distributed approaches, including compute-to-data, federated…
This position paper addresses Article 5.4 of the proposed Digital Networks Act, specifically the requirement that providers of public electronic communications networks and publicly available electronic communications services inform national competent authorities and end-users at least 2 years in advance, by providing a roadmap reflecting the migration process when migration to other network technologies may result…
Our company welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the Digital Networks Act (DNA). We support the objective of strengthening Europes digital infrastructure, improving cross-border provision of services, and reducing regulatory fragmentation.
Připomínky k návrh Aktu o digitálních sítích („Digital Networks Act“, DNA) VNICTP je reprezentantem především regionálních a lokálních operátorů a nezávislých poskytovatelů ICT služeb v České republice. Mezi naše členy patří významné malé a střední podniky poskytující telekomunikační služby v pevném místě. Plně podporujeme veškeré snahy o posílení digitální infrastruktury v EU.
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What is the sovereignty of telecoms in Europe? The Digital Network Act is the European Union’s future telecoms policy. The European Commission issued a first proposal in February. This is strongly inspired by the Draghi report: the future of the economy portrayed by Mario Draghi corresponds to a Europe that needs to return to GDP growth through technological innovation and productivity, the only way for it to…
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CONFIDENTIAL ACT POSITION PAPER ON THE DIGITAL NETWORKS ACT 12 MARCH 2026 – FINAL Ref. Ares(2026)2701615 - 12/03/2026 PAGE | 1 ABOUT THE ACT The Association of Commercial Television and Video on Demand Services in Europe (ACT) is the voice of commercial television and video on demand services in Brussels.
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We "Europeans for Safe Connections" propose amendments in the article 21 Individual rights of use for radio spectrum. We suggest to add points 6 to 11: 6. When granting rights of use for radio spectrum, Member States shall ensure that such rights are subject to the principle of proportionality. 7.
The three documents provided European Commission (EC) report that the ESC's specific proposals are not accepted, and for the most part, are not mentioned or reported in the EC documents. While the EC documents acknowledge internal criticisms regarding their impact assessment, the core demands of the ESC regarding health-based restrictions on wireless technology are explicitly contradicted by the Commission's…
Free Software Foundation Europe’s feedback on the proposed “Digital Networks Act” February 2026 TABLE OF CONTENTS Executive Summary.............................................................................................2 The FSFE calls for strong and consistent protection of Router Freedom..............3 Fragmented regulatory framework..................................................................4 European…
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Warszawa, 13 lutego 2026 r. KL/AM/ /2026 Pan Michał Gramatyka Sekretarz Stanu Ministerstwo Cyfryzacji Stanowisko Związku Cyfrowy Lewiatan w sprawie projektu unijnego rozporządzenia o Sieciach Cyfrowych (Digital Networks Act – DNA) Szanowny Panie Ministrze, W nawiązaniu do zaproszenia do składania uwag do projektu unijnego rozporządzenia o Sieciach Cyfrowych (proposal for a regulation of the European Parliament and…
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Net Neutrality and Consumer Protection Focus Digital Networks Act: Quick Analysis 21. January 2026 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY On 21 January 2026, the European Commission released their proposal for the Digital Networks Act (DNA)1. This overhaul of the telecommunications regulatory framework has major impacts on net neutrality, consumer rights and the future of the open internet.
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In the context of the invitation from the European Commission, the Electronic Communications Council of the Republic of Slovenia (SEC) welcomes the preparation of the legislative initiative for the Digital Networks Act (DNA) and supports its strategic orientations.
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In the context of opening a contribution to the Digital Network Act, FIEEC would like to alert the European Commission to the need to regulate the arrangements for closing mobile networks. In France, the shutdown of 2G-3G networks highlighted the limits of the framework in this area.
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The current technological framework in which the European networks market operates is largely based on the use of external technology given the loss of competitiveness in this sector within European borders, in all competitive areas that encompass the creation of technology that allows improving communication between people, companies, etc.
Viasat, Inc. (“Viasat”) appreciates the opportunity to provide comments in response to the call for evidence to inform consideration of a future Digital Networks Act (“DNA”), which is being conducted by the Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology. Viasat welcomes the European Commission's (“EC”) commitment to shaping a future-proof digital infrastructure across the EU.
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