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Executive summary of the Maltese
from WIRED MALTA (formerly known as Wired Temples) by Robert Micallef
Sep 06, 2008 - 5:24:00 PM CET
Interviewed by David Darmanin, publisher Daniel Marks speaks about his six months in Malta working on Executive Malta and discusses the 'peculiarities' of the Maltese, from Business Today: ..How does Malta compare to other countries covered by Executive Publishing?



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Photohunt - String(s)
from DAYS OF MY LIFE... in Gozo! by Sabine Cassar-Alpert
Sept 06, 2008 - 04:36:16 PM CET
Probably there will be a lot of similar String(s) on the PhotoHunt this weekend… guitar strings were the first object that came to my mind and I’m sure I’m not the only one. I don’t play the guitar any longer, but my son does. And he just took photos of his guitar that are much better than mine (though he doesn’t participate in the photohunt :( ).



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The Perfect Blouse
from La delirante: A Salvadoran living in Malta. by La delirante
Sept 06, 2008 - 04:20:33 PM CET
Have you ever been looking for the perfect something for ages just to find it suddenly without thinking about it?

I had heard of something like this happening to some people but it had not happened to me until this afternoon when I was walking with Red and a window shop magnetically brought me to find myself face to face with the blouse that destiny had reserved for me :)



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The Economist wins Berlusconi lawsuit
from From The Land of Mickey by Fabrizio Ellul
Sept 06, 2008 - 03:46:28 PM CET
In July 2001 Silvio Berlusconi, then prime minister of Italy, launched a lawsuit in Italy alleging that The Economist had defamed him in its article “An Italian Story“, which appeared in our April 26th 2001 issue. The magazine cover bore the title: “Why Silvio Berlusconi is unfit to lead Italy”. We are pleased to announce that the Court in Milan has issued a judgment rejecting all Mr Berlusconi’s claims and requiring him to make a payment for costs to The Economist. The full judgment, in Italian, is available here. The Economist will not be making any further comment. Mr Berlusconi is once again prime minister of Italy.