University education: European affairs, communications and/or business management/marketing
Frequent user of internet services and good knowledge of MS Office (social media included)
Ability to work effectively in a multicultural and dynamic environment
Able to face tight deadlines
Brussels experience (traineeship at EU institution or similar)
Knowledge of/Interest in the “EU” market, i.e. industry federations, NGOs, consultancies
Proactive, open-minded, flexible and team-player, multi-tasker
Open to new ideas and concepts
Able to work independently and as part of a team carrying out multiple tasks or projects Google analytics/Excel experience
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Insight into EU politics
6-month remunerated internship, with the potential to extend for a further 6 months.
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OTTAWA, May 26, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) This morning the Federal Court of Appeal ruled to uphold Canada’s first-ever website blocking framework in the case of
TekSavvy Solutions v. Bell Media Inc. et al. In 2019, a lower court granted a request by three television distributors affiliated with major telcos to order internet service providers (ISPs) to block access to online streaming services doing business as “GoldTV,” including sites associated with GoldTV.ca. In late March, the Federal Court of Appeal heard oral arguments in the case, including CIRA’s, and today affirmed the lower court’s decision.
“Many Canadians will be disappointed by today’s ruling,” said CIRA president and CEO, Byron Holland. “While it is important to underline that the court did not open the door for ISPs to block of their own volition, we believe fundamentally that there are more proportionate responses to copyright infringement than the
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Life is a risky business. We are exposed to an unending cascade of risks, with some deemed “worse” than others, writes John Lindberg of World Nuclear Association. Since the 1970s, a considerable amount of psychological research dedicated to understanding why we often ignore some of the statistically biggest risks (e.g. driving, smoking), whilst fearing some of the smallest (e.g. nuclear power), has concluded that factors such as emotions, mental imagery, and trust, are central to the way we assess risks. Few risks elicit as strong a response as radiation, especially when in connection with nuclear power, largely thanks to its invisibility, links with cancer, and media portrayals.
Federal Court of Appeal upholds Canada’s first-ever website blocking framework Canadian Internet Registration Authority (CIRA) Ottawa, Ontario, CANADA
OTTAWA, May 26, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) This morning the Federal Court of Appeal ruled to uphold Canada’s first-ever website blocking framework in the case of
TekSavvy Solutions v. Bell Media Inc. et al. In 2019, a lower court granted a request by three television distributors affiliated with major telcos to order internet service providers (ISPs) to block access to online streaming services doing business as “GoldTV,” including sites associated with GoldTV.ca. In late March, the Federal Court of Appeal heard oral arguments in the case, including CIRA’s, and today affirmed the lower court’s decision.