Context: An amendment to France's 2027 budget would charge content providers €0.055 per gigabyte sent to French internet users.
From The Next Web: France’s National Assembly has voted to tax companies for every gigabyte of data they send to French internet users. The measure, an amendment to the 2027 budget, would charge content providers €0.055 per gigabyte. Its Socialist authors estimate it would raise €10bn a year.
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