You know that you are having a skewed sense of priorities when work keeps you so busy that you do not have the time to write about the latest Meet-ups of the EU Girl Geeks. And there’s been quite a few, with new faces every time, a nice sense of sharing experience and lots of laughter and ladies that seem to have meteoric careers all over the place (you know who you are ). So to supress my feeling of guilt, here’s a quick write...

Syndicated from Caroline’s Lobbynomics blog (in English), a site from Caroline De Cock, aka @linotherhino Description: Lobbynomics is a blog about Internet, telecoms, random thoughts and basically all the stuff floating in N-square’s brains when they go lobby the world. MEPs Voting Behaviour: ‘Winning Sides and Grand Coalitions’? 1 Feb 2011, 8:35 am How do MEPs Vote after Lisbon? VoteWatch.eu tries to shed light on this...

Syndicated from Eurocentrique’s blog (in English), a site from Alia Papageorgiou, aka @eurocentrique Description: Eurocentrique’s blog encompasses political and institutional commentary, the goings on about town and just what a Brussels reporter gets up to during their 9-5 (more like 5am) job. Never waste a good (media) crisis 25 Jan 2012, 4:51 pm OR How I learned to start reading every George, Nick’s and Harry’s blog...

The nice thing about EU Girl Geek events is the fact that they are now starting to feel comfortable (as in “usual”) whilst still being totally different every time. So let’s do the same for this post and rather than one person writing it, I am asking all the EU girl geeks present at Cook & Book at our 4th edition to use the comments zone to give their impressions, suggestions, jokes (no lingerie jokes admitted any...

Syndicated from Bente Kalsnes’ blog (in English and Norwegian), a site from Bente Kalsnes, aka @benteka Description: Digital politics and media is my passion, that’s what I write about in this blog. When I started this site, I was a freelance journalist based in Brussels. Now, I work as a communication advisor at the Norwegian social network, Origo.no (similar to Ning, but also connected to 50 newspapers) based in Oslo. How...