ElcaMedia Named Silver Winner at 39th Annual Creativity AwardsHOOFDDORP, The Netherlands - The 39th Annual Creativity Awards named ElcaMedia from The Netherlands as the Silver Award winner of the printed material category: B2B Brochure. EU Incompetence Threatens Air SafetyHOOFDDORP, The Netherlands - With air accidents on the increase, European air safety will continue to be compromised due to the European Transport Commissions failure to de-politicise the enforcement of its own regulations. This was the message delivered to delegates attending the 37th AEI Annual Congress. Despite the recent FAA revelations admitting regulatory oversight lapses in the United States, the arrogance of European politicians unwilling to take on board vital lessons, will continue to pose a serious threat. GEL-KINSEI 3: The Ultimate ‘Smart’ Running Shoe That Responds to Every Runner’s NeedsHOOFDDORP, Netherlands - October 2009 will mark the global launch of the GEL-KINSEI 3, the third generation of ASICS’ most innovative running shoe to date. An adaptive shoe for all types of runners, the GEL-KINSEI 3 combines new technologies such as the Guidance Line System and the Heel Clutching System with total weight reduction. Regulatory Abuse by Airlines Threatens Aviation SafetyHOOFDDORP, The Netherlands - The largest single cause accelerating the downward trend of aviation safety is the increase in the number of regulatory breaches by airlines remaining uncorrected. This startling fact is difficult to comprehend, particularly as recent aircraft accident reports have cited weak regulatory oversight being a major contributory factor. 80 Million European Runners Reveal Their Reasons to RunHOOFDDORP, The Netherlands - - ASICS Looks Into the Runner’s Mind The world of running is experiencing a ’second running wave’, with approximately 36% of 15 to 65 year-old Europeans taking to the streets, parks, forests, and gyms. But how did this new boom come about in Europe? Why is it that we run? Aviation Regulatory Lapses Significantly Reducing Safety LevelsHOOFDDORP, The Netherlands - Despite all the promises and promotional videos, the European Union’s regulation of the aviation industry has now hit an all time low placing passengers at an unacceptable level of risk. With 2009 rapidly becoming one of the worst accident periods for many years including the recent tragic events resulting in loss of life, any weaknesses within the European Aviation Authorities and the EU only serve to promote unsafe practices. Murata: Robot Unicyclist’s First Visit to EuropeHOOFDDORP, Netherlands - Unicycling robot MURATA GIRL will visit Europe for the very first time from her home in Japan to perform at the ARS Electronica Centre in Linz, Austria from June 20. She will perform alongside her cousin, cycling robot MURATA BOY, at demonstrations at the ARS Electronica Centre and in Linz’s main square. MURATA BOY will also accompany young cyclists around an obstacle course on the ARS Electronica Centre’s main deck. Airline Management “Shoot the Messenger” Policy Threatens Passenger SafetyHOOFDDORP, The Netherlands - AEI welcomes the INAC (Portuguese National Aviation Authority) initiatives in dealing with the recent lapses in safety standards at TAP (Portugal’s National Airline) and in particular INAC’s letter condemning the TAP events that AEI reported. Once again AEI action, in protecting the travelling public by ensuring that safety is upheld, has been proven to be justified. Aviation Safety Threatened by Poor Regulatory CultureHOOFDDORP, The Netherlands - Despite numerous warnings from engineers that aviation safety is being compromised by declining standards, regulators have always maintained that everything is under control, until now. CEVA Group Plc Announces 2008 Full Year ResultsHOOFDDORP, Netherlands - Successful completion of TNT Logistics/EGL integration - Organic revenue growth of 5.3% exceeds market growth |
