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Visiting London for the Olympics? Just don't get married

London - Officials, coaches and athletes visiting London for the summer Olympics have been warned. Don't try to get married while you are in the UK.
In the Media by Anne Sewell - 2 comments

British women revealed as Europe's biggest 'beach prudes'

According to a survey conducted by isme.com, British women have been revealed as Europe's biggest "beach prudes". Two-thirds of continentals believe they are more likely to cover their bodies during beach holidays.
In the Media by Christopher Bates

Microsoft's European browser ballot now live, Opera benefiting

Microsoft's browser ballot website, BrowserChoice.eu, yesterday went live, allowing Europeans to quickly and easily download and install browsers other than Microsoft's Internet Explorer, and already Opera is seeing a surge in downloads from the EU.
In the Media by Brenton Currie - 1 comment

Organiser Explains Why Picnic Helped Bring Down Iron Curtain Special

An apparently insignificant but epoch-making event took place 20 years ago on the Austro-Hungarian border. The Pan European Picnic, held on both sides of the Iron Curtain was organised by Walburga Habsburg Douglas who explains what it meant.
Digital Journal Report by Christopher Szabo

Internet Explorer not included for European users of Windows 7

People in Europe who buy the new Windows 7 will not find the popular Internet Explorer Web browser included. The news comes as Microsoft looks to comply with European competition laws and avoid more potential antitrust lawsuits.
In the Media by Jane Fazackarley - 1 comment

$60,000 euro stolen in EU Parliament robbery

During a robbery at a bank branch in the building of the European Parliament in Brussels on Thursday, an amount of 60,000 Euros was stolen.
In the Media by Richard James

Top German toymaker drops US market over lead-testing Act

Citing the increased cost of doing business under the new Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act, top German wooden toy maker Selecta Spielzeug has ended distribution of its playthings in the United States.German toys often have high educational value.
In the Media by Adriana Stuijt - 1 comment

European Parliament Backs Off Blog Regulation

The European Parliament has passed a resolution urging the European Commission and member states, “to safeguard media pluralism.” The resolution also calls for, “an open discussion on all issues relating to the status of weblogs.”
In the Media by Tim Neale - 1 comment

Will a European Become The First Stanley Cup Captain?

The Stanley Cup has been awarded exclusively to an NHL team since 1926 and 80 years since then, a team captain's name has been etched onto one of its silver rings. This year, for the first time, people may well be saying "How Swede It Is!"
In the Media by Carolyn E. Price - 8 comments

Why Is Digital Cinema Film Production In Europe So Slow?

Europe is the market leader when it comes to digital cinema. But only a small share of what is produced globally is not on film roll. Why is this? A European digital film specialist explains.
In the Media by Angelique van Engelen
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Madagascar, Mauritius, Seychelles and Zimbabwe on a commercial aggrement with the EU

Since May 14th, Madagascar, Mauritius, Seychelles and Zimbabwe, have started a new commercial partnership with the EU....
May 15, 2012 by Sandra Liebermann

U.S. Government preventing citizens access to high mileage cars ?

May 13, 2012 Is there a conspiracy by the U.S. government to keep Americans from purchasing fuel efficient high...
May 13, 2012 in  Conspiracy Theory Haven by Mindy Allan - 9 comments

Europe looks to Greece

The world is watching and waiting as Greece is yet to deliver a government. If a coalition can not be formed then...
May 9, 2012 by James P Mahon - 2 comments

Earth's pole shift

Pole Shift: Fact or Fiction? Truth or Lies? In Jan. of 2011 MSNBC made mention of the shift in earths poles....
May 7, 2012 in  MYSTERY by Mindy Allan

Senior Tory party leader link UK Independence Party to racist BNP

LONDON - Tories are losing in local elections across UK and many senior Tories blame UK Independence Party (UKIP). UKIP...
May 4, 2012 by Paul Bisnar
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