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Mac Rumors (Free subscription) | 1 hour ago
Electronic Weekly's David Manners (via ) about a revealing encounter he had with Luigi Licciardi, executive vice president for technology and operations at Telecom Italia Mobile (TIM). Licciardi confirms what everyone essentially knows: that TIM will be delivering a 3G version of the iPhone to Italy. Licciardi, however, actually gives us a solid timeframe for the launch:“We will be selling an...
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MacMike News (Free subscription) | 4 hours ago
Electronic Weekly's David Manners writes (via CNet.com.au) about a revealing encounter he had with Luigi Licciardi, executive vice president for technology and operations at Telecom Italia Mobile (TIM). Licciardi confirms what everyone essentially k… Original post by ScuttleMonkey and software by Elliott Back
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ArtsJournal (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago
"Italy sent conflicting signals Friday about whether it had reached an agreement with the Cleveland Museum of Art over returning ancient works of art the country believes were looted."...
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World Prout Assembly (Free subscription) | 9 hours ago
Mr. Kawase refused to sell or move, and instead has built three structures that are used by activists year round to protest Japanese and American use of Yausubetsu for artillery practice. Mr. Kawase, a very spry 82 years old,...
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TravelPod.com Recent Updates (Free subscription) | yesterday
Jump to the full entry & travel map Fiesole, Italy [J] The nice thing about being someplace for a month is you don't have to rush out every day to go sight-seeing. If it's raining, you stay in a just enjoy the view (which as I suspected, is awesome). I keep taking photos of this breathtaking panoramic view we have on our walk into Fiesole, but it never seems to translate to...
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TravelPod.com Recent Updates (Free subscription) | yesterday
Jump to the full entry & travel map Rome, Italy Today morning, after not sleeping too well the dorm was a little small, we grabbed a quick breakfast and coffee (im addicted to them) and headed to the train station. The journey from Riom to Rome was gonna be a long one. The only way to get there was to take a short train to La Spezia and then possibly catch the InterCity to Rome (4 hour journey). Thats...
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TravelPod.com Recent Updates (Free subscription) | yesterday
Jump to the full entry & travel map Riomaggiore, Italy We woke up early and packed quickly, felt a little sad to leave florence, its an amazing place and the B&B was beautiful. We legged it to the train station (Firenze St. Maria Novella) and then managed to buy the ticket and then ran to make it to the train in time (whew). We had a change trains at Pisa Centrale in order to get to Riomaggiore,...
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TravelPod.com Recent Updates (Free subscription) | yesterday
Jump to the full entry & travel map Fiesole, Tuscany, Italy (continued from the previous post) After our church hopping was done and some more gelato was consumed, it was off to Florence, or as it is called in Italian: Firenze. Yeah, we've Englishized a bunch of names. Rome is actually Roma; Venice is Venezia. Try putting Munich or Prague into Google maps and see what the places...
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TravelPod.com Recent Updates (Free subscription) | yesterday
Jump to the full entry & travel map Rome, Italy [J] Before we caught our train out of Rome, we left our bags in Left Luggage at the station and hit a couple of churches that are nearby. The first was a mouthful: Santa Maria degli Angeli e dei Martiri (or St. Mary of the Angels and the Martyrs in English). The basilica church was built over and around the Baths of Diocletian, the...
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TravelPod.com Recent Updates (Free subscription) | yesterday
Jump to the full entry & travel map Rome, Lazio, Italy ROMA, VENICE, FIRENZE
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International Herald Tribune (Free subscription) | yesterday
Italy's Riccardo Ricco of the Saunier Duval team won the second stage of the Giro d'Italia from Cefalu to Agrigento on Sunday.
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Truth Out (Free subscription) | yesterday
According to Truthout contributor Ann Wright, "The presence of the US military, 63 years after World War II, is a huge source of anger for the citizens of Japan, Korea, Germany and Italy. On the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido, the US military uses an artillery firing range known as Yausubetsu. The range is small in comparison to ranges in the United States and Germany - only 30 kilometers...
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News & Information (Free subscription) | yesterday
The Agnelli dynasty will crown the new czar of the Fiat automotive empire on Tuesday when John Elkann, scion of the family known as “Italy's Kennedys,” takes over at the tender age of 32….Read more
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Libyaonline.com (Free subscription) | yesterday
... land there, said yesterday: Libya has never properly collaborated … This Libyan threat against Italy is the usual Gaddafi bluff. The Northern League, a long-standing ally of Mr Berlusconi, is known for its vehement anti-immigrant rhetoric. The party made surprise gains in April's election and was rewarded with four cabinet posts, including the interior ministry.The T-shirt gaffe saw Mr Calrderoli...
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matucana | yesterday
Did you know that Berlusconi's media imperium has been expanded with one of the major media concerns(Endemol) in the world? Why didn't we read anything about that in our media? This happened mid 2007. Did you notice that latest years investigative journalists are a dying race? Maybe it's not a bad idea to draw a clear map of the current mediaconcentrations in the world. What's happening since 15 years
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raimondo | 05/01/2008
Religion: Vatican and Iran announce cultural collaboration Rome, 30 April (AKI) - The sixth biannual meeting between representatives of the Vatican and Iran concluded on Wednesday with an agreement to boost cultural collaboration and strengthen dialogue between Islam and Christianity. The Iranian delegation was led by Mehdi Mostafavi, an advisor to hardline Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and
