A New Narrative for the EU? European Education – “Peace” still counts Mediocre politicians blame other countries and, above all, the EU for all their problems. They get away with it, as the EU […]
Gad Lerner: Dopo la sinistra, la superstizione Renzi Gad Lerner continua a cercare argomenti contro Renzi – che bella battaglia in nome della purezza ideologica. La sinistra non ha bisogno di nemici: ci pensa da sola […]
A lot of hyperventilation over very little: every state worth its salt collects intelligence on enemies, and allies. EU countries could start pointing fingers at the US, if they did not do the same, although […]
Guardian has gone American, all the way. If you watch TV news in New York, after a while, you start getting scared of leaving the house. But you are also scared of staying at home, […]
Mark Harmon: Opinion journalism needs ethical guidelines “The Pew Research Center’s recent report, The State of the News Media 2013, documents what we all have observed — more news chattering and less news gathering. Across […]
“Is it just me or does the entire news media — as well as all the agitators and self-righteous bloviators on both sides of the aisle — not understand even the rudiments of electronic intercepts […]
You would expect that within a single market, European viewers could enjoy TV services without the necessity to buy proprietary devices for each operator. That was the spirit of an EU directive, which has been […]
The author of Would a common European language help? discussed the question whether Europe should have a common language. My take: Esperanto was a charming idea, except that first French, then English became more popular. […]
The Sun using an intern to strip for ‘nude Prince Harry’ pictures is shameful. The question nobody seems to ask is not whether the Sun should publish the pictures of prince Harry, but why in […]
Jeff Jarvis says: “Creators don’t need protection from copying. That’s futile. Copying can’t be stopped. Thus copying is no longer a way to exploit the value of creation.” (Full story here: Copyright or creators’ rights?).
Broadcast Engineering celebrates the quality of NBC’s 2012 Olympic coverage, extolling the technical setup and the quantity of material provided across various platforms and channels http://broadcastengineering.com/hdtv/better-faster-stronger?page=1 Obviously the technology was used in an optimal manner. […]
Il Corriere della Sera L’annuncio di Costa (Mondadori): “Venderemo il reader Kobo in Italia” E un’evoluzione naturale, l’e-book non rimpiazzerà il libro od il giornale cartaceo, ma prenderà una fetta importante del mercato, ciò che […]
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