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The alternative to Second Life has Europe in its sights, according to Vladlen Koltun, a 27 year old professor from Stanford
With its blogs, podcasts, wikis and other so called 'social networks', version 2.0 of the web has propelled the surfer to the crest of the wave. Could this be a virtuous version of globalisation?
10 million Europeans have their own profiles on booming social exchange websites such as Facebook. The most active European web users have not wasted any time create groups of their own
With one login in and a few clicks, virtual communities are promising many marvellous things. Meet kindred spirits, find a job or customise your universe
'With our victory today begins the new century.' Pro-independence opposition leader Hashim Thaçi won 17 November elections, but you won't find details in Kosovar newspapers yet - the people await a final result on 3 December
Can more young people enjoy opera, asks a congress in Paris
The online web community, 'StudiVerzeichnis', is hailed as the success story of generation Web 2.0 in Germany. But bloggers are questioning whether it is a true network phenomenon
Google buys YouTube? Wikipedia explodes? Europe must react to the challenge of the second generation of the Internet
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The 5th March has been something of a special day. I was in London, during Gordon Brown(the first)’s era. That same Brown that denied, in a heated debate in the House of Commons last week, the referendum about the European Constitution promised by Blair...under the pretext the ...
I've tried to report very briefly about the major meetings I've had so far in Washington and San Francisco with my International Visitor Leadership Program, thanks to the Google Maps. Enjoy! Tell me whether you like. If you do, I'll update it. This is an on-line journalism ...