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Stemverbod Volgens sommegen moet er een stemverbod voor ouderen nodig. Ouderen, laten we zeggen 55-plussers, moet verboden worden nog te stemmen bij landelijke verkiezingen in Nederland.

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"Travel blogs replace the traditional travel guide" on RTL Z
Last Friday, Favoroute was on television in the Dutch television program Z Today of channel RTL Z. The item discusses the trend of people searching for their travel inspiration on blogs more often. Therefore, travel bloggers are able to make their living out of traveling the world and get paid for this!
Frederieke (founder Favoroute) was interviewed to explain more about the Favoroute business model and how travel bloggers can publish their travel guidebook as an app, and get paid for this! Watch the news item here (video is in Dutch).
Favoroute is now offering Travel Designers (travel bloggers, travel journalists, and locals) a platform to publish and distribute their own travel guidebook as an app. For more information, please visit our Travel Designer page.
“Travel blogs replace the traditional travel guide” on RTL Z was originally published on Favoroute-blog
Simple idea tackles India's massive fake drugs problem
Experts estimate that up to 40% of pharmaceuticals sold on the Indian market are fake. This costs manufacturers millions in lost revenue, and even more importantly kills tens of thousands of people annually. But now a small technology company has come up with a simple yet very effective solution.Â
This story is part of a package of stories on the Indian economy for Dutch financial broadcaster RTL Z.Â
Indian Internet market set for new highs as rural users tap in
India's Internet market is already on of the largest in the world, but less than 8% of the population has access. That is set to change rapidly as companies such as Google, together with the Indian government, are expanding coverage to rural areas. Analysts expect to see up to 300 million users in the next few years.Â
This story is part of a package of stories on the Indian economy for Dutch financial broadcaster RTL Z.Â
Tata Nano's growing pains
The Tata Nano was launched as the world's cheapest car. Tata hoped to sell millions of these tiny vehicles to India's fast growing middle class, but its marketing plan misfired. The newly well-off middle class had no interest in driving the world's cheapest car when instead they were looking to display their new status. Now Tata is rebranding the Nano with a more subtle marketing plan that illustrates the growing complexity of the Indian consumer market.Â

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Learning by doing: foreign entrepreneurship in India
Lalita de Goederen runs a successful chain of bagel shops in the Indian capital New Delhi. As part of package of stories on the Indian economy for Dutch financial broadcaster RTL Z, GNM sat down with Lalita to talk about the trials and tribulations of being a foreign entrepreneur in India.Â
For many Indians, economy getting too hot
In 2011 RTL Z, a major financial news broadcaster in the Netherlands, commissioned GNM to file three stories on the Indian economy.
In the first of three stories we examined the downsides to the rapidly expanding economy, growing at 8% par annum. Rapidly rising food and fuel pries, and a government that could not scale the supply of basic services such as sewage, electricity and clean water services have shown many of New Delhi’s inhabitants that growth is not always a good thing.Â
Indian students hit breaking point as competition toughens
In 2011 RTL Z, a major financial news broadcaster in the Netherlands, commissioned GNM to file three stories on the Indian economy.
The rise of India’s middle class in the past two decades has intensified the competition for university seats to such a degree that the stress is becoming too much for many students. Stories of stress induced suicides among students preparing for entrance exams are rife. One mistake on these exams can be the difference between a top notch education or mid-level mediocrity.Â