Read more.The anti-government demonstration in Budapest urged PM Orban to scrap plans.
Read more.The anti-government demonstration in Budapest urged PM Orban to scrap plans.
This is a wind-up, surely?
I could only imagine that if this law passed then it wouldn't be too long before our government would instate a similar law. They've been aching to charge us for the Internet since they realised catchup tv on the Internet means less people watch it live, hence less people bother with a TV licence.
Just hope this falls flat on its face and the world forgets about it
The protesters shouldn't accept anything other then scrapping the bill completely because once the bill has passed in any form the politicians can and will change it the way that suits them best. That's how politicians pass bills that people don't like. Go Hungarians!
that is a crazy cost, whats next ? they charge them for breathing ?
Yay my country is famous I just wish it was in some other way
Still need a tv license to watch catch up. They even tried to make girlfriends shop get one because they might watch tv on their phones.
That looks like a right good knees up and it kind of got a result. In the uk it would of been a few hundred students with nothing better to do
No, you don't. http://www.tvlicensing.co.uk/check-i...nd-online-top8
Live programmes need a license though, irrespective of whether they're on the TV or iPlayer.
The funny thing is they have already created a so called telecommunication tax 2 years ago, not to mention all internet subscriptions include VAT and you pay it with your heavily taxed income no complaints since the 2014 net minimal wage (169 pounds!!!) is enough for more than 400GB
Thank you Hungary!
Hungarian govt has caved in to the pressure and removed the proposed tax from its budget
Now to make it a truly democratic process replace name to one of these options:
Smokers Tax
Drunks Tax
Fat people tax
People who buy condoms outside marriage tax
or the crowd favourite " I am not sure how it relates but there are paedophiles on the internet tax"
Keep the rest the same and watch it pass into law.
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