International Internet Magazine. Baltic States news & analyticsMonday, 06.09.2010, 11:32
Tallinn 2011 presents new logo and slogan
25.08.2010Estonian culture foundation Tallinn 2011 presented new logo and slogan yesterday, on Tuesday. The slogan sounds "Kultuur kutsub" meaning "Culture Calls" and it is aimed to speak to the audience and tell that the next year Tallinn is the symbol of European culture. The marketing logo and slogan were developed by Midfield Ltd.
Keyword tags: Culture, Estonia, Tourism
IMF has not instructed Latvia to cut funding for culture
19.08.2010The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has not instructed the Latvian government to cut funding for culture, stressed the IMF's Permanent Representative in Latvia David Moore at a meeting yesterday with representatives of the organization "Laiks kulturai" ("Time for Culture").
Estonia hosts world's first digital song festival
17.08.2010Tiny IT-titan Estonia known for its long tradition of big music festivals is preparing to host the world's first ever digital song festival this week, organiser told AFP. Choirs from 100 locations across the ex-Soviet EU Baltic state of 1.3 million will be able to link up in cyberspace on Friday, August 20, with singers at the main venue in central Estonia.
Dombrovskis: resources for National Library building allocated thanks to Bank of Latvia's payments into budget
04.08.2010The additional LVL 13.6 million required for the construction of the new National Library building will be allocated thanks to Bank of Latvia's above-plan payments into the state budget, said Prime Minister Valdis Dombrovskis (New Era) in an interview this morning with Latvian State Radio.
Tallinn 2011 presents its program in Helsinki
22.06.2010Tallinn 2011 brought different kinds of stories to Senate Square of Helsinki, informed BC.Tallinn 2011 press office.
Grybauskaite: cultural tourism – unused opportunity of Lithuania
Continuing her working visit to the regions of the country, President of Lithuania Dalia Grybauskaite will visit Aukstaitija on Wednesday.
Financial Supervisory Authority: Estonian companies’ business culture needs improvement
The head of the Financial Supervisory Authority in Estonia Raul Malmstein stated in his annual address to Riigikogu on Thursday that the business culture of Estonian enterprises leaves much to be desired for as the entrepreneurs set their personal interests above those of investors, writes LETA/Postimees Online.
Updating the Nordic-Baltic cooperation 
