Since speed cameras were introduced in France five years ago, they've been smashed, sawed-off, daubed with paint or sprayed with hunting-rifle shot.
Now, a clandestine group has even turned to blowing them up. John Laurenson reports.
French flock to film about a simpler life
A low-budget comedy movie in France with no big-name stars and little marketing is setting box-office records. Critics say the response to its feel-good message is a backlash against...
Sarkozy strives for French BBC
French President Nicolas Sarkozy may kick advertisers out of French television in the hopes of creating programming similar to the BBC. Labor unions warn broadcasting may lose funding and...
Winemaking in a Muslim country
Though alcohol is prohibited by Islamic law in Morocco, Moroccan wineries are turning out 40 million bottles a year. John Laurenson reports from Meknes on the delicate business of winemaking...
The Leader in You
For nearly a century, the words and works of Dale Carnegie & Associates, Inc., have translated into proven success -- a claim verified by millions of satisfied graduates; a perpetual...
Kata R-102 GDC Rucksack for DSLR Cameras and...
The compact R-102 is designed to hold a Digital / SLR body ewith up to 300mm lens attached, an extra body, 4-5 lenses or a mini DV Camcorder. Additional accessories, like a flash unit,...
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