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1. Broadcasters seek changes to copyright clearance March 18, 2010

State broadcasters want changes to how content can be aired via the internet. Europe's state broadcasters urged the European Commission yesterday (17 March) to...  

Tags: Technology-Internet, Broadcasting, Mass media, Television networks, European Broadcasting Union

Broadcasters seek changes to copyright clearance

2. Some CND history December 10, 2009

A clash between CND and a communist regime, and what it says about the EU's new foreign policy chief. In June 1983, I went as one of two observers from the Campaign for...  

Tags: Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, Glastonbury Festival, Nuclear disarmament, War-Conflict, Cathy Ashton

Some CND history

3. Extreme Pole November 19, 2009

Michał Kamiński is a Pole who can divide opinion across Europe. When Michał Kamiński was handed the leadership of the European Parliament's new European Conservatives...  

Tags: European Conservatives and Reformists, Members of Polish Sejm 2001-2005, Edward McMillan-Scott, Law and Justice, Poland

Extreme Pole

4. Deadlock over climate-change money October 29, 2009

EU leaders struggle to agree on how much the bloc should pay towards curbs climate change. European leaders remained deadlocked tonight (29 October) on the issue of how much...  

Tags: Environment, European Union member states, Liberal democracies, Copenhagen, Sweden

5. Commission to present EU digitisation plans October 1, 2009

Plans to encourage distribution of creative content online. The European Commission is preparing plans to encourage the distribution of creative content through the...  

Tags: Entertainment-Culture, European Commissioner, United States, Google Inc., US court

Commission to present EU digitisation plans

6. Switched on to cater to broadcasters' needs September 17, 2009

Meeting a man whose passion for technology has matched the expansion of the European Union. Hans Deforce and his partner Andrea Waeyenbergh were early pioneers of...  

Tags: Euronews, Brussels, Technology-Internet, Freelancer, audiovisual services

Switched on to cater to broadcasters' needs

7. Labour MEPs' petty rows and punch-ups September 10, 2009

Anita Pollack had plenty of contact with her fellow Labour MEPs, but there is more diary than drama in her account. Were they wreckers or builders? This is the question that...  

Tags: Anita Pollack, Member of the European Parliament, United Kingdom, Margaret Thatcher, Labour Party

Labour MEPs' petty rows and punch-ups

8. Commission switched on to internet copyright changes July 30, 2009

Rules on distribution could be simplified; collecting societies warn of potential complexity. The European Commission is considering legislation to simplify the rules on...  

Tags: Entertainment-Culture, Intellectual property law, Television in the United Kingdom, Technology-Internet, Copyright

9. Beyond the economics of climate change April 23, 2009

Anthony Giddens's latest book is overdressed, but nevertheless contains some interesting ideas on climate change. There is no politics of climate change. This bold claim,...  

Tags: Environment, Carbon finance, Climate change, Environmental economics, Alumni of the University of Hull

Beyond the economics of climate change

10. Web needs innovation, not regulation April 16, 2009

Promoting the growth of high-speed internet. As the founder of an internet service provider, I am glad that legislative proposals to be voted on in Brussels on 22 April...  

Tags: Technology-Internet, Computer law, Internet access, Telecommunications, Innovation

11. The euro enthusiast March 12, 2009

Jacek Rostowski's eurozone ambitions. Jacek Rostowski, Poland's minister of finance, has long been one of the euro's most passionate enthusiasts. After devoting much of his...  

Tags: Central Europe, Eurozone, Jacek Rostowski, Jan Vincent-Rostowski, Poland

The euro enthusiast

12. Politics as usual March 4, 2009

Politicians are blotting out the promised dawn of true public-service broadcasting in central and eastern Europe. In the early 2000s, political elites in central and eastern...  

Tags: Romania, Slovakia, Justice party, Council of Europe, European Union

13. EU joins Google's effort to map oceans February 2, 2009

European Commission provides Google Ocean with material from its own Atlas of the Sea. The floor of the Irish Sea, the hulks of sunken ships and examples of Europe's...  

Tags: Environment, Technology-Internet, Google Inc., Joe Borg, Ocean

14. Russia risks alienating its own people, scaring off capital and talent September 4, 2008

Behind Russia's aggressive posturing is an educated middle class that is worried about its future. Throughout the Georgian conflict, seemingly on the hour every hour on BBC...  

Tags: Russia, Caucasus, Disputed territories, South Ossetia war, Abkhazia

Russia risks alienating its own people, scaring off capital and talent

15. Historical mastermind August 28, 2008

Ukraine's democracy is not old. Just a few years ago, the country was run by Leonid Kuchma, a Soviet-style president, until he was ousted in the Orange Revolution of December...  

Tags: Komsomol, Politics of Ukraine, Presidents of Ukraine, Hryhoriy Nemyria, Ukraine

Historical mastermind

16. Georgia emergency meeting highlights rifts within EU August 13, 2008

EU foreign ministers meet in Brussels but fail to decide on monitors, further steps with Russia An emergency meeting of EU foreign ministers in Brussels today (13 August)...  

Tags: Abkhazia, Caucasus, South Ossetia, Georgia, Russia

17. Amnesty says situation in China is declining July 29, 2008

EU has yet to respond to watchdog's claim says that China's human-rights record has worsened in the run-up to the Olympic Games. The Chinese authorities have rejected a...  

Tags: Government of Andorra, Grand Croix of the Légion d'honneur, China, Amnesty, Beijing,China

18. Irish referendum battle deadlocked June 9, 2008

Latest opinion polls show that a vote against reform of the EU remains very likely. The fate of the Treaty of Lisbon is balancing on a knife-edge, with the latest...  

Tags: Nice, Treaty of Lisbon, Treaty of Nice, Ireland, COIR

Irish referendum battle deadlocked

19. Crime that pays June 2, 2008

Misha Glenny explores the curious set of circumstances that have enabled modern criminals to amass wealth and influence unimaginable to their predecessors.  

Tags: Organized crime, United Nations

Crime that pays

20. There's more to creating a ‘French BBC' than dumping ads April 24, 2008

Nicolas Sarkozy's ambitions to emulate the BBC should focus on public interest. Nicolas Sarkozy has  said he wants to create a ‘French BBC' by removing advertising...  

Tags: Social Issues, Public broadcasting, Television in the United Kingdom, Nicolas Sarkozy, France Télévisions

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