With a little luck it didn’t happen. Chances are, it did: Lars Windhorst might have lost money for the Hersov family yet again.  [Read on]

Before the crunch-weekend (BC) and after the crunch-weekend (AC) (read here). That’s how British commentators might still refer to the events of the past weekend. [Read on]

If Naspers still thinks European mobile TV is something it should be invested in, it really should be looking at Zattoo.com. Assuming Koos & Co. can (and want to) convince the board the R500 million loss of the last unsuccessful attempt to get into mobile TV in Europe won’t be repeated.  [Read on]

As the drama around the euro and Euroland unfolds in Brussels this morning, with the U.K. already out of the game and in the wilderness, a few observations can be made. [Read on]

News is that British Premier David Cameron will come out fighting at the upcoming EU Summit – for his banking sector. The Brits should hope Cameron is not too determined. If he is, he might end up administering his own political career and the U.K. economy nasty blows this weekend. [Read on]