Will Sarkozy Tax the Internet?
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The President has proposed that internet use be subject to a new tax, in order to help fund state-owned television stations
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"It would really be astonishing if the two men would not benefit from this to meet each other"  Not for the first time, French President Nicolas Sarkozy's choice of foreign holiday destination has raised more than a few eyebrows at home. via The Star Online
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy unveils plans to give French employers incentives to allow overtime.
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DAVOS, Switzerland  - French President Jacques  Chirac on Wednesday proposed the creation of an international  tax to help fight AIDS, saying such a measure could raise $10  billion each year.
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The potential next president of France, Nicolas Sarkozy, wants you to chuckle at his expense by visiting www.discosarko.com. The Web site unleashed on cyberspace as part of his election campaign shows a virtual ...Comment
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In the short term, the tax could add US$4 million annually to ICANN&#39;s coffers, an amount that could skyrocket to more than $30 million if it is extended to additional domains.
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Legislation for a seven-year extension to an Internet tax ban is going to the president for approval.
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Nicolas Sarkozy will push for a European tax on "speculative movements" by financial groups, such as hedge funds, if he wins this year's French presidential elections.Comment
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US President George W. Bush this week is expected to sign a bill making it harder to place bets on the Internet, a practice which already is illegal in the United States.
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The U.S. Senate approved a bill extending the moratorium on Internet access taxes for seven years. But the measure needs to be reconciled with a four-year ban proposed by the House.
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French Finance Minister Nicolas Sarkozy on Tuesday called for a European energy policy and said France&#39;s eurozone partners should join it in a plan to pass on surplus tax receipts to consumers.
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PARIS - President Nicolas Sarkozy yesterday promised a green revolution, unveiling a mix of tax measures and investment pledges that he said would put France in the vanguard of the war against global warming.
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By Jamey Keaten Associated Press  PARIS -- A new law in France makes it a crime for anyone who is not a professional journalist to film real-world violence and distribute the images on the Internet.
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Â· French president headed for showdown in Brussels  Â· He will demand greater political control over euro
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Â· Internet industry asked to help curb illegal materialÂ· Terror bill proposes new powers against suspects
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Rightist presidential candidate Nicolas  Sarkozy has estimated that his electoral program will cost 30  billion euros ($39 billion) over five years, but said it would  be partly offset by stimulating economic growth.
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Analysis: Is a government move to cut off broadband for illegal downloaders enforcable?