Loophole in Denmark’s gaming laws helps TV2
Games of skill, rather than chance might help Danish television channel TV2 break Danske Spil’s monopoly over the 11 billion kroner gambling industry,...
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Stoltenberg’s government on shaky ground
Norway’s Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg is suffering an apparently ever-decreasing popularity rating among the electorate. A day after shaking up his...
Sigur Ros and Bjork concert live on the Internet
The Icelandic news publication Morgunbladid will be showing tomorrow’s free outdoor concert with Sigur Ros and Bjork live on its website at mbl....
Gardar Thor Cortes to release second album
Icelandic tenor Gardar Thor Cortes will release his new album “When You Say You Love Me” next Monday in both Iceland and the UK. The album...
Pink elephants in the closet for Swedish drink driving campaigner
Well known Swedish rally driver Daniel Carlsson, who is the face behind a drink driving campaign, is suspected of being drunk at the wheel, having del...
Iceland hammers Greece 7:0 in football
A place at the European Championships for Iceland is very close. The Icelandic women’s football team played against Greece this evening and won ...
Flight caution for carbon counting Finland
One in three Finns plan to take more climate friendly holidays this summer in light of the climate change crisis that has received increasing attentio...
Gothenburg company sacks employees after spying on web usage
Structured Consulting Sweden recently fired two employees after spying on their online conversations with software they had installed on the workers’ ...