European Institute of Technology
am 24.02.2006 von http://lawjustice.blogspot.comThe EU wants to create a European Institute of Technology. The idea is inspired by the American Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). The EU aims to stop the brain drain of the best scientists and to attract brains & investors for technology research.Irrespective of any EU decision, France had already announced plans for the creation of its own institute in Paris.The Commission has now …
European Institute of Technology in Paris
Law & Justice / The EU wants to create a European Institute of Technology. The idea is inspired by the American Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). The EU aims to stop the brain drain of the best scientists and to attract brains & investors for technology r…
European Universities Criticise European Institute of Technology Proposal
Law & Justice / EurActiv mentions that higher education stakeholders across Europe say that the operational structure currently proposed for the European Institute of Technology will lead to institutional and intellectual fragmentation of Europes universities. Previ…
European Institute of Technology Will Be Network of Existing Institutions
Law & Justice / On 23 March 2006 the European Council agreed that a European Institute of Technology (EIT) would be an important step towards filling the existing gap between higher education, research and innovation. However, the heads of state disregarded the poss…
MIT
Handakte WebLAWg / This is a general social survey of the greater weblog community being conducted at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Our goal is to help understand the way that weblogs are affecting the way we communicate with each other. Specifically we ar…
The New Laws of Digital Technology
Law & Justice / WHY FEATURES DONT MATTER ANYMORE: THE NEW LAWS OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY by Andreas Pfeiffer, principal of Pfeiffer Consulting, an independent technology research institute and consulting operation focused on the needs of publishing, digital content pr…
Data-Retention Plans Worry Members of European Parliament
Law & Justice / The EU Observer reports about the currently ongoing discussion about the data rention plans of the EU. Several members of the European Parliament remain worried by plans to force EU telephone and service providers to store data for criminal investig…
Mini-Atomuhr fürs Handy
Handakte WebLAWg / Das NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology) hat jetzt eine Miniatur-Atomuhr vorgestellt, die klein genug ist, um in mobilen...…
MIT-Bibliothek verweigert DRM-Einsatz
immateriblog.de / Die Bibliothekare des Massachussetts Institute of Technology (MIT) haben das Abonnement für das Online-Archiv der amerikanischen Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) zum 31. März 2007 gekündigt. Der Grund: die SAE will ein digitales Rechte-Manage…
Chartered linguists
Transblawg / Céline reports that the Institute of Linguists got its charter. The Institute intends formally to commence operating as the Chartered Institute of Linguists from 1st September 2005, falling in line with the start of its financial year. The pet…
Copyright Amendments
German American Law Journal :: American Edition / CK - Washington. Attorney General Brigitte Zypries announced today the plans for substantial amendments to the copyright statute. A major set of amendments entered into force on September 1, 2003. Those amendments implemented European Union ru…
Offensichtlicher Nonsens
Jurabilis / Anselm von Canterbury hat es schon im 11. Jahrhundert gewusst. Hinter diesen Mauern verbirgt sich die größte Ansammlung von Irrtümern, urteilte der Theologe und Philosoph über Bibliotheken. Wie Recht er mit seiner Behauptung hatte, führten in de…
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The Commission has presented its plans for the establishment of a European Institute of Technology (EIT) by 2009. Universities and the Commission's own research advisory group have strongly criticised" /><meta cont…
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