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Euro awads show taps Danish host

STOCKHOLM -- Popular Danish TV personality Mikael Bertelsen will host the European Film Awards ceremony Dec. 6 in Copenhagen. The Dr. Big Band, a jazz orchestra that has played with the likes of Miles Davis, Van Morrison, Stan...

In The Papers 2 October

Mandatory reporting considered for missing data | New John Banville excerpt available online | Landline numbers to get extra digits | Placenames website seeks to settle arguments | Rumbo trumps Ryanair in screenscraper dispute

Cyprus fares badly in EU broadband report

By Staff Reporter 02.OCT.08 Cyprus is one of the worst EU performers when it comes to broadband internet, according to a new report by the European Commission. According to Business Week online, Sweden and the Netherlands came...

BBC jumps gun on Ofcom rethink [The Register]

Obliquely reports Australian 3G successes The battle for the digital dividend is far from over, with Viviane Reding firing another salvo in Dublin yesterday, but the BBC yesterday decided to unilaterally declare Ofcom is...

Small states 'to lose out' if no second Lisbon vote

By Michael Brennan and Lise Hand Thursday October 02 2008 SMALL countries "could lose" their EU Commissioner if Ireland does not hold a second referendum on the Lisbon Treaty. The claim was made yesterday by EU Telecoms...

'Flexible' view expected from EU partners

By Michael Brennan Political Correspondent Thursday October 02 2008 THE European Commission (EC) is unlikely to come down heavy on the Government over its €400bn banks bailout -- despite apparent breaches of competition law....

EU Commission`s (short sighted) Definition of Web 3.0

An interesting article for all those who are interested in technology discourse. In a recent VNU.net post the EU Commission made a statement about their understanding of Web 3.0: While Web 2.0 described the trend towards...

FT.com: BT starts trials for new advertisement targeting technology - based on users' web habits

BT on Tuesday begins extensive trials of a controversial technology that targets advertisements at consumers based on their web browsing habits. The UK’s leading fixed-line phone company is looking for 10,000 broadband...

EU adopts measures to raise telecom competition

The European Parliament has adopted a series of new measures designed to increase the competition in the EU telecoms market and provide consumers with a wide choice of services. The EU assembly voted in favour of a proposal to...

Commission consults on how to put Europe into the lead of the transi..

Maandag 29 september 2008 | European Union ] Europe could take the lead in the next generation of the Internet. The European Commission today outlined the main steps that Europe has to take to respond to the next wave...

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