June 14, 2005

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Online Music Revolution?

by Edward Hugh

I don’t know if this thing actually works, whether it will become the next big thing, or whether it is simply just another load of hype. It certainly looks interesting and do-able. What I do know is that this is the kind of thing we need here in Europe, and much, much more of it. [...]

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Charting the European Blogosphere.

by Tobias Schwarz

Actually, I’m not entirely sure there is a European blogosphere yet, as most blogospheres seem to develop in their respective linguistic markets, complemented by a couple of English language (non UK) blogs operating in the same markets. Thus, the European blogosphere, narrowly defined, is still a rather tiny community.

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June 1, 2005

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Irritation.

by Tobias Schwarz

Over on Crooked Timber, Maria Farrell is being haunted by the sheer gaul of them, and consequently expressing her irritation with France and the French, not just
[f]or falling asleep at the wheel in 2002 and letting back in to the Elysee a fraud who has no vision for France, no values apart from expediency, [...]

May 19, 2005

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The Blog Next Door

by Doug Merrill

If a fistful of euros aren’t quite enough for your daily needs, hop over to A Few Euros More.
A Few Euros More is having a trial run because the authors here wanted more, too. On the one hand, discussion about our posts is one of the best parts of the blog. Talking with our excellent [...]

May 3, 2005

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Department of Wow: I

by Edward Hugh

Rumaging around the OECD website this morning looking for the original documentation on the spate of comparative pensions articles which have been hitting the press in the last couple of days I came across something which I consider truly, truly interesting.

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May 1, 2005

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Bloggeurs In The News

by Edward Hugh

On Thursday it was John Thornhill in the FT, then yesterday Stephen Castle of the Independent joined in. Topic du jour: the battle in cyberspace for the hearts and minds of the French voters.
Conspiracy Theory One: the US administration wants Europe to adopt the constitutional treaty because it would kill off nation states and allow [...]

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March 21, 2005

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Felix Salmon on Wolfowitz

by David Weman

Go read.

March 15, 2005

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The Bloggies

by Nick Barlow

Well, I guess someone has to lose. But, as someone said when we saw we were up against BoingBoing and others for Best Group Weblog, it’s nice to be nominated. Congratulations also to Zoe for winning Best European Weblog.
….David weighs in:
Congrats also to my man Francis, one of my favorite bloggers, who finally won best [...]

March 2, 2005

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Blogads survey

by Root

If you like AFOE, you can take this survey from blogads.com. It will only take a minute, and will make us and our advertisers happy. If you do, write A Fistful of Euros (those exact words - and spelling) as the answer to question #16.

February 24, 2005

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Old questions reawakened

by Nick Barlow

Europe’s history is littered with questions, some answered, some left unanswered for centuries. For those of you interested in the Schleswig-Holstein question, Randy McDonald has an interesting post on how the remaining Danish and Frisian minority in Schleswig-Holstein could hold the state’s balance of power after Sunday’s elections and how that could affect the politics [...]

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