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'Small businesses need EU help - EUbusiness Week no 398 (Eu Business)
EUbusiness Week 398 top stories: EU, Serbia ink deal on closer ties; Tide turning on Eastern European influx in Britain; Eurozone inflation eases, but economic confidence wilts; EU to recommend tougher tax fraud rules; Five cities bid to host EU's technology institute; EU's ageing population transforming the bloc.

'Thirsty Barcelona imports drinking water (International Herald Tribune)
A boat loaded with drinking water docked in Barcelona on Tuesday, the first in a series of shipments designed to stave off shortages in the drought-stricken port city. The first vessel, from the nearby city of Tarragona, will be followed in the next few days by another from Marseille.

'Photos: Three Popular TripAdvisor Travel Apps Now on MySpace (Broadcast Newsroom)
NEWTON, Mass. , May 14 /PRNewswire/ -- TripAdvisor(R), the world's largest travel community, today announced that it has launched three of the web's top travel-focused social applications on MySpace, the world's most popular social network.

'Spanish government's domain names held to ransom over water (Daily Telegraph)
A cybersquatter is holding the Spanish government to ransom by refusing to give up the domain names of several government ministries unless they agree to transfer water to all of Spain?s drought stricken regions.

'Quebec Want Country Code .qc (Web Host Directory)
An online petition gathering over 3,000 signatures has stirred interest in the .qc domain extension.

'Internet User Holds Spanish Government to Ransom (Web Host Directory)
User holds the new government ministry domains to ransom, and will return them provided water is transferred to Barcelona.

'NATO Nations Sign Agreement on Cyber Defense Center (CircleID)
Seven NATO nations gave their backing on Wednesday to a new cyber defense centre in Estonia, the ex-Soviet state which last year faced weeks of attacks on its Internet structure after a row with Russia. Germany, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Slovakia and Spain agreed to help fund and staff the centre in the Estonian capital Tallinn. The United States will initially send an observer to the project, ...