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HERE’S A BRIEF ONE to show that Eurocrats aren’t always as dull as you might perceive.
The European Union’s commissioner for the digital agenda, the Netherlands’ Neelie Kroes, has been having a live Twitter Q&A, taking questions submitted with the #AskNeelie hashtag and answering them on her own account.
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Most of the questions have been interesting, though relatively mundane – among the missives have been questions on whether e-books should be taxed differently to print editions, should Europe invest in cloud computing itself, and so on.
In the middle came one question, apparently deviating from the usual format, from the user @marcinisco (who, oddly enough, appears not to exist) – evidently asking, ‘what are you wearing’?
Tuesday 26 November, 2024
Tuesday 26 November, 2024
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EU commissioner: 'I'm wearing Chanel No.5 and nothing else'
HERE’S A BRIEF ONE to show that Eurocrats aren’t always as dull as you might perceive.
The European Union’s commissioner for the digital agenda, the Netherlands’ Neelie Kroes, has been having a live Twitter Q&A, taking questions submitted with the #AskNeelie hashtag and answering them on her own account.
Most of the questions have been interesting, though relatively mundane – among the missives have been questions on whether e-books should be taxed differently to print editions, should Europe invest in cloud computing itself, and so on.
In the middle came one question, apparently deviating from the usual format, from the user @marcinisco (who, oddly enough, appears not to exist) – evidently asking, ‘what are you wearing’?
Quote Kroes’ response:
The Q&A session – which is now touching on ACTA – continues at her Twitter page.
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