Creative Commons Macedonia is announcing a contest for best photograph or best video made with a mobile phone camera. The contest topic is “Summer”, due to summer's arrival, and it will last until September 23, i.e. until the end of this summer.
Two influential Macedonian media outlets, Dnevnik daily and A1
TV, have recently published technophobic articles portraying the gamers
as menace to society, using language bordering on hate speech.
EU Consumer Commissioner Meglena Kuneva today announced the results of
an EU-wide investigation into websites offering mobile phone services
such as ring-tones and wallpapers.
The Serbian Ministry of Telecommunications and Information Society last
month presented Cp6Linux, a GNU/Linux distribution translated into
Serbian, based on the GNU/Linux distributions Debian and Ubuntu.
The IMCO (Internal Market Committee) and ITRE (Committee on Industry,
Research and Energy) committees of the European Parliament (EP) adopted
on the 7 July 2008 the Telecom package, including the amendments that
were considered by some NGOs as endangering the principle of the
neutrality of the Internet.
On 7 July 2008, a Russian blogger was sentenced to one year suspended
jail after having been found guilty of "inciting hatred and enmity" for
a comment left on a LiveJournal weblog.
