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IP Dispute Resolution: Threat to the Internet’s Open Architecture?

Peter Alexiadis (Research Fellow at CERRE) explains the potential dangers of mandatory IP interconnection dispute resolution under the European Union’s forthcoming Digital Networks Act (DNA). Alexiadis highlights how the DNA could shift the balance of power in favour of telecom operators, potentially leading to higher connectivity costs, a degradation of quality as companies seek workarounds, and a market squeeze on smaller content providers and content delivery networks (CDNs). This video sheds light on how measures that might sound fair on paper can disrupt the architecture of the internet, with severe consequences for consumers and Europe’s open internet. Interview recorded at the ‘Digital Networks Act: Rewriting the DNA of Europe’s Open Internet?’ event on 16 October 2025 in Brussels, co-hosted by Euractiv and the Computer & Communications Industry Association (CCIA Europe).