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EuroISPA is a pan European association of European Internet Services Providers Associations (ISPAs). It is the world's largest association of Internet Services Providers (ISPs), representing over 1700 ISPs across the EU and EFTA countries - including ISPs from Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Norway, Romania and the UK.
The association was established in 1997 to represent the European ISP industry on EU policy and legislative issues and to facilitate the exchange of best-practice between national ISP associations. Its secretariat is located in Brussels.
EuroISPA is recognised as the voice of the EU ISP industry and is the largest 'umbrella' association of Internet Services Providers in the world. The reason for EuroISPA's success to date is doubtless that it reflects the views of ISPs of all sizes from across its member base. |
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European ISPs fear that international trade agreement cuts EU citizens' Internet protection. Read more here. (02/2010)
EuroISPA elects Oliver J. Sueme as its new vice-President for 2010. Read more here. (01/2010)
Recommendations of the European Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Industry to the Spanish
Presidency of the European Union. Read more in the summary or the full report. (01/2010)
European ISPs warn against a trade deal threatening Internet openess. Read more here. (11/2009)
European Parliament should maintain its defence of citizens' Fundamental Rights. Read more here. (10/2009)
EuroISPA welcomes ANISP-Romania as new associate member. Read more here. (07/2009)
Europe’s e-communications providers call on the EU to ensure a truly multi-stakeholder model for ICANN. Read more here. (07/2009)
EU Institutions pose threat to Internet economy of Europe. Read more here. (04/2009)
EuroISPA reaction on the Pirate Bay verdict. Read more here. (04/2009)
EuroISPA co-operated with the Council of Europe on Guidelines to provide human rights benchmarks for ISP. Read more here. (07/2008)
EuroISPA publishes position paper on a new Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA). Read more here. (07/2008) |
