The "Telecoms Package" is a set of five European Directives regulating electronic communication networks. Those directives are currently being modified. These directives are the Access Directive 2002/19/EC, Authorisation Directive 2002/20/EC, Framework Directive 2002/21/EC, Universal Service Directive 2002/22/EC and Privacy Directive 2002/58/EC.
The text was voted in first reading in the European Parliament in Sept.24th 2008. Serious problems arose in this first reading on the issues of Privacy, Network neutrality and regarding the implementation of a mechanism known as "graduated response" at the European level.

• Memo: Improving amendment 138 while preserving its core principles
• Memo and letter: Debunking the Council's Arguments Against Amendment 138
• Memo: Legalese for Progress not Political Weakness
• 22-pages dossier: Protecting Net neutrality in the Telecoms Package
• Open Letter to EU Parliament - We Must Protect Net Neutrality in Europe
• Concerns About Article 20, 21 and Recital 26 of the Telecoms Package
• Telecoms Package complete file
• La Quadrature's voting lists for Harbour report and Trautmann report
• Mobilisation 2 days to save am.138
• Mobilisation Telecoms-Package IMCO-ITRE March 31
• Story of Anti-3-Strikes Amendments
• EDPS Comments on Telecoms Package
• Who wants net discrimination in europe? and a complete file on net discrimination
• Letter sent to MEPs about 2nd reading
• Analysis of Telecoms Package 2nd Reading ITRE IMCO Draft Amendments
• First reading amendments analysis
• Compared versions from Commission's Amended Proposal, Parliament First Reading and Council's common position on Telecoms package" via lawtracks tool