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[Alleged] Wikileaks Mirror Malware Warning(spamhaus.org)
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It's better in the UK to a degree. (shame about the weather... Maybe worth trying out Portugal. (nice weather) and Except for startups the main expense is the cost of living of founders (most of which turns out to be taxes...). Portugal
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Cyber attacks by WikiLeaks' defenders hit online traders badly(guardian.co.uk)
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Imagine eating if you want to lose weight, say scientists(guardian.co.uk)
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Control your cable tv from your iPhone (if you live in Portugal)(translate.google.com)
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[WikiLeaks] Government Workers Ordered Not to Read Cables(nytimes.com)
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WikiLeaks attack escalates(news.netcraft.com)
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EU probes allegations of antitrust violations by Google (press release)(europa.eu)
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The Other Taxes: Who Pays Them?(economix.blogs.nytimes.com)
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The experiment was later reproduced by Stephen J.Ceci and Antonio Roazzi. See “The effects of context on cognition: postcards from Brazil” Stephen J. Ceci and Antonio Roazzi, in “Mind Context” Sternberg R. J. and Wagner K. eds. (1994), pag
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Very good point that I had not thought about. This is the challenge of business schools, they are teaching out of context. It may be a reason why so many MBA fail at been an entrepreneur.
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Why exams mean nothing out of context(blog.webnographer.com)
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The Price 20-Somethings Pay to Live in the City(nytimes.com)
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UK response to petition 'dontdisconnectus´(hmg.gov.uk)
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Have we uncovered “Foundation X”?(hopisen.wordpress.com)
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GPS directs driver to death in Spain's largest reservoir(guardian.co.uk)
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You can export the data to the USA as long as 1) the receiver is registered with one of the Data Protection Agencies in Europe or 2) as signed the model contract or 3) has signed up to the safe harbour. It is well worth looking through htt
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The easiest way of covering the basics of EU privacy law is to register in one of the countries of the EU. If you are registered in one you are covered by all. This is far simpler then going down the safe harbour route. The UK is quite simp
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ISO defines usability as "the extent to which a product can be used by specified users to achieve specified goals with effectiveness, efficiency and satisfaction in a specified context of use. So your right with the number of clicks, but yo
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Well Copper designed the first prototype of Visual Basic. I think that explains lots. When you combine Zed's argument that "Nope, because the tools they've given you are again controlled by some corporation with a certain design ideal. If i
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Precursor to H.I.V. Was in Monkeys for Millennia(nytimes.com)
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Fidel: 'Cuban Model Doesn't Even Work For Us Anymore'(theatlantic.com)
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There are some success stories like http://softtribe.com from Ghana. This story gives some of the http://spectrum.ieee.org/computing/it/the-african-hacker background. The opportunity that SoftTribe went for was unique. In Africa every
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tech debt?
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Bob Geldof? Boomtown Rats to Deckchair.com In the late 90s, when Bob encountered problems booking a family holiday over the Internet for his children and his French actress girlfriend Jeanne Marine, Geldof founded online travel agent Deckch
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As roel_v 3 said no other country in Europe can stop you trading in another country. You must pay tax on where the business is located. Where Irish companies are often used is to hold IP, a trading company then pays a royalty to the IP comp
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It very much ok to have a company registered in one country and work for it in another . This is the whole idea of the Treaty of Rome, which is the treaty that forms the EU. Some famous examples are like Air Berlin which is a UK PLC. Where
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Separate corporate structure from where you base yourself. For example to start a limited company in Ireland with accountant fee's etc is about €300. Capital Requirement is €1. And that company can base itself anywhere in Europe. One of the
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Turning plastic flotsam into an inhabited island(recycledisland.com)
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GM plants 'established in the wild'(bbc.co.uk)
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