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European Publishers Council issues statement on the Google deal in France

Meeting this week in Brussels, Members of the European Publishers Council criticised the deal between Google and French publishers clinched last week to settle the dispute over copyright, remuneration and article snippets. 

High level group resorts to call for regulations to protect press freedom in Europe

A High Level Report funded by the European Commission with the intention of making recommendations that would protect press freedom, especially from interference from the State, has come up with recommendations for media companies to be tightly regulated by independent bodies (to be monitored by the European Commission) that would have the power to investigate complaints and enforce fines.

Rebutting the Parsimony Principle

A Special Issue of Energy & Environment critiques the ‘Parsimony Principle’. UK Energy policy wrongly focusses on energy efficiency, with too little effort applied to innovation.

Paws for thought as Blue Pelican Café hands out free “doggycinos”

On International Animal Rights Day South Wales’ dog lovers wishing to enjoy delicious fare, without leaving their four pawed friends behind, are in luck.

Media Availability: Social Innovation as a Response to the Crisis and Unemployment in the EU

As Europe seeks innovative responses to the economic crisis, a new competition launched by the European Commission is soliciting ideas that seek a real impact on helping more people move towards work or into new types of work.

BLS expands African footprint on the back of major win with CELL C

In October, following a major win with Cell C, Business Logic Systems opened an office in South Africa to offer even better customer service and support to a rapidly growing client base in the region.

Study reveals significant differences between the financial performance of ‘too-big-to-fail’ banks and sustainable banks

A study comparing key financial information about the world’s biggest banks, or Global Systemically Important Financial Institutions (GSIFIs), and a group of sustainable banks shows significant differences.

Gt Motive sigla alleanza strategica con la multinazionale americana Mitchell International

Gt Motive, azienda specializzata nei prodotti per la determinazione e quantificazione economica dei sinistri automobilistici, nonché per la manutenzione e preventivazione dei costi di ripristino nell’ambito postvendita dell’auto,ha dato oggi l’annuncio dell’accordo per il quale la compagine americana Mitchell International parteciperà all'azionariato dell’azienda.

Gt Motive schliesst eine strategische Allianz mit dem amerikanischen Unternehmen Mitchell International ab

Gt Motive, ein internationales Unternehmen spezialisiert auf Produkte und Lösungen für Unfallschadenbewertung und Wartungs- und Reparaturkostenkalkulation für die Automobil- und Versicherungswirtschaft, gab heute bekannt, dass es eine strategische Allianz abgeschlossen hat mit Mitchell International, welche dadurch zum offizieller Aktionär wird.

Gt Motive signe une alliance stratégique avec la société américaine Mitchell International

Gt Motive, entreprise spécialisée dans les outils de chiffrage pour les réparations mécaniques, les entretiens, les sinistres et la carrosserie pour le secteur après-vente automobile a annoncé aujourd'hui la signature d’un accord.

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