http://arstechnica.co.uk/tech-policy/2016/04/anti-innovation-eu-excludes-open-source-from-new-tech-standards/
 
<http://arstechnica.co.uk/tech-policy/2016/04/anti-innovation-eu-excludes-open-source-from-new-tech-standards/>

ICT standardisation requires a balanced IPR [intellectual property rights] 
policy, based on FRAND licensing terms.
FRAND licensing—the acronym stands for "fair, reasonable, and 
non-discriminatory"—is incompatible with open source, which will therefore find 
itself excluded from much of the EU's grand new Digital Single Market strategy. 

Is this simple stupidity or is there some old-fashioned wrong-doing being 
perpertraded?

Anyone familiar with this process in this list who could provide a bit more 
insight?

Joao
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