Tag: EU

EU starts action against Britain over data privacy April 14, 2009 12:51 PM ET BRUSSELS (Reuters) – The European Commission started legal action against Britain on Tuesday for what it called a...

Much has been reported in the last few days about the near collapse of the Irish economy.

NEW EU STANDARDS COULD SAFEGUARD THE HEARING OF MILLIONS, SAYS RNID RNID, the largest charity in the UK working with hearing loss and hearing health, welcomes the mandate to develop new regulations...

Christopher England <(Address removed)> said:

Jim D. shorewayradio <(Address removed)> said:

See, now there's the thing. Firstly, 'if' there is warming, then it 'may' be because of human activity. They are still arguing about the global temperatures in the first place.

 A few slight problems with your reasoning: 1. Eurovision is staged by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) - they specify which countries are eligible to join.

In a joint move with fellow internet service provider TalkTalk, we've filed papers in the High Court asking for a judicial review of the Act – which aims to stop online copyright infringement –...

Certainly not, Mr Google does find FaceBook pages if you SEO them properly. And whilst I would say the majority of our interaction comes from FB that doesn't stop people finding us on Goggle-.

I don't recall the government in the UK giving away AM transistor radios, do you? Mark you, I think you'll find the BBC were covering the first city to offer free Net access to everyone in the UK.

The "government" doesn't need to govern anymore because that's the job of the EU. It's a free-for-all for forty states. "Border control" is another illusion created by New Labour.

Well said, we must also remember that politicians and -ankers and the city types use the same revolving doors and corridors all geared to themselves and only them as stated by lord young very...

william roberts bill <(Address removed)> said:

This is down to pure capitalist greed especially with regards to the price of property and I hope all those greedy capital scum suffer as much as is possible

I have hear a couple of people moaning about the inconvenience of this update from Microsoft but as you say , they had to do it to keep the EU quiet.

The wife was a start, then they used EU law to justify the findings. Didn't pick up on the political bit, but that as well. I thought the TopGear thing was OTT when I first heard about it.

It's very clear for all to see that the UK is the country of choice for anyone from the countries surrounding the EU nations that are desperate to start a new life.

A question about shipping without a browser within the EU. How does a person get online to download a browser without at least a browser in the first place?

Exactly! So don't be afraid and buy a gas guzzler! Or better still run a fleet of offshore radio ships with big capacity diesel generators.

Neil has been threatening to do this for a while now and stated that he could do it for as little as 30,000 pounds initial investment which sound very low to me and most other people.

Hi Phil and all on anoraks, a merry xmas happy new year, hopefully with free licenced radio in EU, roy sandgren malmö sweden.

Radio The Trusted Medium This standard Eurobarometer was carried out between 10 April and 15 May 2007.

If you look at neils explanation he is using a proxy server, if you bother to look further down the entries you'll notice Neil Gates' IP address changes, thats because they all share a group of IP...

If you've made it 244 meters to the top of London's newly-opened The Shard building then you're probably going to want to check-in on Facebook, or call your mum.

I don't know why you believe that? I don't need to be in a wifi area. I have been using a bit of an anoraky solution to do this for the last couple of years.

A few slight problems with your reasoning: 1. Eurovision is staged by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) - they specify which countries are eligible to join.

 Hmmm I see no problem with the present organisation, after all, it represents what might happen in a large PLC.

Re: Off Topic - Not Racist - Has To Be SaidOk, a reply now from a first generation Brit, but only on a piece of paper;-)!

And what's even more crazy is that I'm heading to Sandingham beach today where I'll be having lunch by which time it will be late night in London town.

You were being an islander :-) – I found the EU use to justify the outcome the interesting part. Bow to your knowledge I live in Slovakia

 Ok, a reply now from a first generation Brit, but only on a piece of paper;-)!

Read the article and don't get me wrong I believe if Radio is to survive they need to get the migration plan together quickly. The problem with UK DAB is we seem to be the only one implementing it.

Hi Peter I can only comment on my experiences, as someone brought up to be bilingual, rather than someone who has learned another language fluently later on.

My response on the blog was as follows: "You say "Islam is a complete system and way of life. It is the only way..."

In article <(Address removed)>, (Address removed) (Geoff) wrote: I don't think it's a green thing at all, more another economy kick-start thing.

In article <1ef19f88aef8bc07314e793fc6bd46aa@jiglu-wc>, (Address removed) (Alan Milewczyk) wrote: Hi All

In article <ca89cdfbd138d40d999ab2e105d0b95b@jiglu-wc>, (Address removed) (Christopher England) wrote:

TalkTalk and BT have been granted judicial review of the Digital Economy Act by the High Court.

Hi Jim The EU thing with Microsoft is one of pre-installed software. Nothing to do with the Internet as such, sure it is a bi product.

Has anybody else suffered the dumping of what appears to be malware on their computer of 'Browser Choice': http:/​/​www.browserchoice.eu/​BrowserChoice/​browserchoice_en.htm Apparently this is...

I respectfully request (in my strange little Johnny Foreigner, keen member of EU, way) exemption from the above generalisation.

In article <630319.25851.(Address removed)>, (Address removed) (Graham Foy) wrote:

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What Caroline needs more than anything now is new blood and listeners. What Caroline needs now is a radio ship, a dedicated crew, it's never had any problem with listeners.

In article <2630a922ebac4a4f6c2cf5086bde1fb5@jiglu-wc>, (Address removed) (Neil Gates) wrote:

The winners of The 2007 ISPAs – the 9th Annual UK Internet Industry Awards in association with Epitiro – were announced at a gala dinner at the London Marriott Hotel, Grosvenor Square on the...

So the government have today announced a raft of measures aimed at moving to a low carbon economy. They've admitted that it will mean vast increases in energy costs for us, the taxpayers.

Here's a thought...