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Some weird parallel EU communications universe

By Jon on February 8, 2010

A retweet from @belitabrux drew my attention today to a Mostra e-book called Opinion Corner. Take a look – it’s well researched, looks smartly designed… but why does it exist? It’s not that different from the (paper) Shift>Mag published by Tipik in Brussels, a publication that I’ve written for a couple of times. It’s smartly printed and [...]

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It’s time for a Gender Balanced Commission

By Jon on November 16, 2009

The Treaty of Lisbon has been ratified and Heads of State and Government are getting together on Thursday this week to try to hammer out a deal on the EU’s top positions – President of the European Council and High Representative for Foreign Policy. Once that’s in place the team of 27 members of the European Commission [...]

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2009
- How to really annoy a conference speaker - ThirdSector conference
  I've just finished making a presentation at a conference in London entitled "Cost-Effective
2008
- Chuka selected in Streatham
  It's always good to have played a small part in a victorious political campaign, and so it has
2007
- Up and running
  It's taken longer than I would have thought, but I'm now online at the Congress. Seems the
2006
- Polly Toynbee on Sweden again
  Polly Toynbee is on about Sweden again in her column in The Guardian today - read it here. The
2005
- none