Code of conduct designed to guarantee full and open access to the net recieve mixed reactions with some ISPs backing the plan while some opposing the principles set implying that they were vague.
Stating misinterpretation and potential exploitation that might be open to the code, virgin media stressed on clarity before considering signing. Other companies among them vodafone pointed out that the principles were impractical. However, companies like Be, BSkyB, Kcom, Giffgaff, Plusnet, Tesco Mobile and Three welcome the plan and agreed to sign up getting support from the Minister for Culture Ed Vazey. BBC amd Microsoft are said to have praised the plan.
More on the open internet access and detailed issues at hand on BBC. (http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-18976444)