FSR C&M Annual Training. Deadline for applications: 30 September
Sep 9, 2017

We are pleased to remind you that there are still a few seats available for the FSR Communications & Media Annual Training on “Business Models, Innovation and Regulation of the Digital World”. Read more here.
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