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Links 24 August
It’s been a while, so there are quite a few articles that I’ve picked up on recently. Some might be signposted elsewhere, but better twice than not at all, eh? One of my secret passions is Rugby League – I’m … Continue reading
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Links 9 August
I would love to do a proper post, but it’s been quite busy the last few days, probably due to the arrival of the new boss. so here are some links in the meantime. Sometime our justice system is not … Continue reading
Links 3 August 2010
Interesting piece by JohnJoe McFadden on the GM milk issue. I was particularly interested to read As far as is known, no one has ever died or even got sick from eating GM food. Why are people so scared of … Continue reading
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Links 27 July 2010
No! Stay! Put in the call, and make Cosmetic Uprise keep blogging! As my EU-ambassadorial role in the UK has come to its end, I would like to thank everyone for reading this space and being immensely supportive. The feedback and … Continue reading
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Links on 27 July 2010
A return for my occasional series Emergency Exit Fail: have you ever felt like this? An article about Holyrood TV could apply to the EP, I reckon. There is something of a paradox, with lots of talk about openness and … Continue reading
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Links 23 March 2010
The RSS feed wasn’t really throwing up very much today, but Twitter has been a much richer source! If the EU matters to you in the upcoming election, Cosmetic Uprise has done the work for you on the parties’ manifestos. … Continue reading
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Links 18 March 2010
Is this going to be the Internet election? Or is it going to be the election where everyone talks about it being the Internet election? Here’s some evidence that seems to suggest the former, while not ruling out the latter! … Continue reading
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Links 17 March 2010
I know this has been around a while, but it truly is a genius idea. A folding plug. I liked this article about Macedonia for the author’s example of what makes him feel English Having been in England since the … Continue reading
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Links 16 March 2010
Neelie Kroes encourages you to contribute to two public consultations Two important consultations are now live. First, we are asking citizens and businesses and other interested parties consultation on how can we guarantee access to communications services in the digital … Continue reading
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Links 29 March 2010
I thought Joshua Chaffin wrote a sensible piece today on the departure of Commissioner Ashton’s spokesman. In the meantime, take heart that Lutz is not leaving the Commission, but going back to DG Trade, where one suspects his lofty skills will … Continue reading →
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