Traduction de «Chroniqueur de la revue de livres » (Français → Anglais) :

Unfortunately, the Web site that announced the consultations was not the department's. Rather, it was a blog belonging to Paul Wells, a Maclean's columnist.

gather information about current and planned digitisation of books, journals, newspapers, photographs, museum objects, archival documents, audiovisual material (hereinafter ‘cultural material’) and create overviews of such digitisation in order to prevent duplication of efforts and promote collaboration and synergies at European level.

This collective memory includes print (books, journals, newspapers), photographs, museum objects, archival documents, audiovisual material (hereinafter ‘cultural material’).

DeTeOnline is a fully owned subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom AG and provides Internet and online services to users and service providers. Axel Springer AG produces and publishes print media (i.e. newspapers, magazines and books), and provides information and communications services.

The Commission adopted then the preliminary view that the merger between these two leading publishers could create a dominant position in the world-wide market for academic publishing (scientific journals and books), in the markets for publications for professional use in the areas of law and tax in the Netherlands, in the United Kingdom, in France and in Italy, in the market for publications for primary and secondary schools (educational publishing) in the United Kingdom, in a number of markets for business publications in the Netherlands, in the market for Dutch dictionaries and in the European market for the services provided by trans ...[+++]port databases.

S.O.R./83-481 specifies that material excluded from this monopoly includes magazines, books, bulk mail, electronically or optically transmitted material, and urgent letters subject to a fee at least equal to three times the regular rate of postage payable for delivery in Canada of similarly addressed letters weighing 50 grams.