In the News
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10/08/09 Newsweek, "Dumb Money"
Peer Ederer, who heads the Lisbon Council's Human Capital Index Project, says the biggest problems university systems face today are high dropout rates and too few skills taught for later careers -- problems most current spending proposals do little to address.
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09/07/09 EU Observer, "Brussels claims failed business model is causing online piracy"
The Luxembourg politician, who is set to take up a record third term in the next European Commission, was speaking at an event hosted by the Brussels-based think tank, the Lisbon Council.
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09/07/09 Dow Jones, "Viviane Reding sets out her vision for next five years"
Speaking at a gathering organised by Brussels-based think tank The Lisbon Council, Reding said her first priority for the next commissionw ould be to reate a legal framework to make it easier for consumers to access digital content wherever it is produced in Europe.
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09/07/09 Reuters, "EU plans overhaul of Internet download rules"
"Growing Internet piracy is a vote of no-confidence in existing business models and legal solutions. It should be a wake-up call for policy makers," she told the seminar, organised by the Lisbon Council think-tank.
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09/07/09 ORF, "Reding: "Internet-Piraterie ist sexy""
Anlässlich einer Rede vor dem Thinktank The Lisbon Council am Donnerstag in Brüssel entward EU-Medienkommissarin Viviane Reding die Grundzüge der EU-Netzpolitik für die kommenden fünf Jahre.
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07/07/09 Bloomberg, "Debt Burden Quickens Power Shift as G-8 Loses Clout"
The industrial world’s borrowing spree “decreases its ability to maneuver,” said Paul Hofheinz, president of the Lisbon Council, a Brussels research group.
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22/06/09 Parliament Magazine, "An Agenda Worthy of the Name"
A broader, more inclusive understanding of innovation is vital if the Lisbon Agenda is to successfully tackle future economic and social challenges, argues Ann Mettler in this article.
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17/06/09 EurActiv, "Fall-off in venture capital hurting innovation, warns OECD"
Speaking at a meeting hosted by the Lisbon Council, a Brussels-based think tank specialising in innovation and growth, Wyckoff said all the available indicators suggest that risk-taking has fallen significantly.
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26/05/09 Volkskrant Banen, "Ann Mettler: 'Het gaat erom zélf te veranderen'"
Interview with Ann Mettler
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15/05/09 Gazeta Wyborcza, "Big Brains from Europe coming"
Paul Hofheinz, former reporter of the Wall Street Journal. Today he is a top expert on innovation and human capital. Founder of the Lisbon Council, which promotes European competitiveness.
