From www.tallinnatv.eu
On the 17th of October, Estonian TV of Tallinn (Tallinna TV), which houses about 400.000 people, shows the film “Basic Income – a Cultural Impulse”.
Tallinna TV, Screening of “Basic Income – a Cultural Impulse”, Tallinna TV, October 17 2014
Credit to: Basic Income for Estonia & EU (www.kodanikupalk.ee)
This is the YouTube channel of the Estonian UBI Network.
From www.tallinnatv.eu
Estonian municipal TV station, Tallinn TV, has broadcasted in the past 7th of October, for the first time ever, a discussion about the universal basic income in its 25-minute program “Mõtleme taas” (“Let’s think again!”).
Tallinn TV, Program “Mõtleme taas [Let’s think again]”, Tallinn TV, October 7 2014
Volendam. © ANP
Dutch minister Asscher has shown concerns about further automatization and the necessity to apply new instruments to social policy. A possibility is presented through the unconditional basic income, applied to Dutch society, discussing advantages and its financing.
Tike van der Eijk and Paula Teutscher, “Het is tijd voor een basisinkomen voor iedereen [It’s time for a Basic Income for everyone]“, de Volkskrant, October 2 2014
Handshake - Credited to ELUMN8
In Germany, the unconditional basic income (UBI) idea has been around for years, through political activists. However, its application seems utopian, thundered from critics all around the political spectrum. The author enumerates arguments against the UBI, while defending its merits.
Felix Werdermann, “Utopie trifft Politik [Utopia meets Politics]“, der Freitag, September 24 2014
