There are no longer borders between the EU countries. From Easter Sunday on, those traveling in a European country different from their own who wish to see a football match or their favorite TV series will be able to do so as if it were sitting comfortably on their couch.
As it happened before with Internet roaming rates, a regulation has also been published allowing users to “take away” and enjoy streaming services (such as Sky Go, Netflix, and Amazon) in all the countries in the European Union.
In fact, countless Italians travel often abroad for vacation or work and cannot access the services of Sky Go, always finding the same discouraging message on their computer screens or tablets the discouraging message: “these contents are not available outside of Italy”.
The European Commission has considered that this situation was paradoxical and unfair since subscribers are actually paying to use the service. Therefore, it has been decided to tear down the walls and to let subscriptions prevail in all EU countries.
