EU pressures operators to reduce data-roaming rates

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Commissioner Viviane Reding has set her sights on the prices for downloading and surfing the Web wirelessly when abroad.

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Is the EU becoming a country and the countries in them states?: The EU seems like a interesting experiment of a pending confederacy, a week central government overseeing sovereign states. Much like the US started with the Articals of Confederation, which historically is a system doomed to change into a federation. Looking at the US as a model it would appear like the week central government will continue to powergrab eventually establishing a strong federalist system.
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