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Tag: ECR Group

17.03.2015 EU Politics

Polish MEPs and their personal job creation schemes – updated for 2015 and the new EP term

In January 2013 I stumbled upon Polish MEPs employing a lot of assistants. One employed 19 people, and two employed 17 each back then. The blog entry about that is here, and it was even covered by Polish newspaper Gazeta

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25.11.2009 EU Politics / Technology / UK Politics

ECR Group: the worst Twitter strategy I’ve ever seen (after no website for 3 months)

It took them 3 months to get a website together, and not before I had hit them with a bit of cyber squatting. Now the ECR Group in the EP is at it again with its catastrophic IT – this

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