-The exhibition, which runs from 21st June to 10th September at the Pablo Gargallo museum in Zaragoza, features works by Nonell, Torres-García, Barceló, Hans Hartung and Piero Manzoni, among others

-The abertis foundation is supporting this event with the aim of bringing art and culture to wherever the Abertis corporation is present

-DTT will transform how television is made and will provide channels with new sources of income

-The right to reproduce digital content for private use is the main stumbling block of the intellectual property bill

Telecommunications and the Information and Knowledge Society (Telecomunicaciones y Sociedad de la Información y el Conocimiento) is the name of this seminar backed by the fundación abertis under the scientific coordination of the Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UCIIIM). The sessions take place on 28 and 29 March at the University’s Leganés Campus and their goal is to offer different perspectives (technical, social, legal, economic and business) on the role and impact of telecommunications in today’s society. For this reason, the seminar is targeted at students of and professionals in this field.

In 2005 there were 400 people killed and 204 seriously injured in traffic accidents on interurban roads, in Catalonia alone (Catalan traffic service figures). In Spain as a whole, these figures reached 3,329 deaths and 1,506 serious injuries. Until recently, experts attributed these tragedies to technical and structural problems, but there is an increasing tendency to point to the human factor as the main cause of accidents.