English: This is a screenshot of the website for the Portuguese Internet service provider Meo. The company presents an advertisement offering service packages in which users pay additional money for additional access to certain web applications. The significance of this is that there is a social movement called net neutrality which advocates that Internet service providers not discriminate among the sources of data which users wish to access.

Here is some news coverage around this particular screenshot and its meaning in the context of net neutrality:

In protest of this practice

• In Portugal, with no net neutrality, internet providers are starting to split the net into packages (in en). @rokhanna. Twitter (26 October 2017).
• /r/technology commentators (27 October 2017). In Portugal, with no net neutrality, internet providers are starting to split the net into packages. This is the future of the Internet if the FCC gets its way. It's not theory. It's happening already. (in en). Reddit.
• Portuguese non-neutral ISP shows us what our Trumpian internet will look like (in en). Boing Boing (28 October 2017).
• Without net neutrality in Portugal, mobile internet is bundled like a cable package. Quartz (30 October 2017).
• Portugal Shows The Internet Why Net Neutrality Is Important (in en). Techdirt (31 October 2017).
• This is what your internet service could look like without Net Neutrality (in en). PC Gamer (31 October 2017).
• What Would The Internet Be Like Without Net Neutrality? Portugal Is An Example. The Logical Indian (1 November 2017).
• Portugal: Glimpse Into the World Without Net Neutrality (in en). The Globe Post (18 November 2017).
• Spagna e Portogallo mostrano com’è internet senza la Net Neutrality (in it-IT). La Stampa (20 November 2017). Archived from the original on 2017-11-22. Retrieved on 2017-11-22.
• What could the net neutrality decision mean for you? Look to Portugal for an example (in en). Deseret News. Deseret News Publishing Company (21 November 2017).
• If you want to see what America would be like if it ditched net neutrality, just look at Portugal (in en). Business Insider (21 November 2017).
• Without Net Neutrality, What Happens to My Netflix? (in en). New York (magazine)|NY Mag (21 November 2017).
• Den USA droht ein Zwei-Klassen-Internet (in de). Süddeutsche Zeitung (22 November 2017).
• Will Net Neutrality End In America? Here's What You Should Expect If It's Scrapped (in en). Bustle (22 November 2017).

In support of this practice

• Verify: What does Portugal have to do with U.S. dumping net neutrality?. KUSA. NBC (22 November 2017).

The image includes the art of these logos:

Messaging

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  WhatsApp
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  Skype
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  Viber
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  Google Hangouts
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  iMessage
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  Facetime

Social

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  Facebook
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  Instagram
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  Twitter
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  Snapchat
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  Facebook Messenger
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  Tumblr
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  LinkedIn
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  Pinterest

Video

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  YouTube
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  Netflix
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  Periscope
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  Twitch.tv

Music

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  Spotify
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  TuneIn
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  Google Play Music
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  Soundcloud

Email and Cloud

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  Gmail
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  Yahoo! Mail
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  SAPO Telecommunications
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  Google Drive
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  Microsoft OneDrive
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  Amazon Cloud Drive
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  iCloud

Meo

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  Meo Music
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  Meo Cloud
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  Meo Go
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  Meo Drive