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Listen to the full #StatsInAWrap episode here โก๏ธ https://link.europa.eu/mhtWqC
๐ง Also available on YouTube, Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
#EUGreenWeek2026
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PODCAST | โWeb Intelligence Hub: getting information from the web through machine learning and AIโ๐๏ธ
๐จ๏ธ In the latest episode of #StatsInAWrap, we discuss how statisticians are using artificial intelligence to read job advertisements in the EU.
Listen โก๏ธ https://link.europa.eu/wDrHW8
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๐๐ข๐ฌ๐๐จ๐ฏ๐๐ซ ๐จ๐ฎ๐ซ #๐๐ญ๐๐ญ๐ฌ๐๐ง๐๐๐ซ๐๐ฉ ๐ฉ๐จ๐๐๐๐ฌ๐ญ ๐ฌ๐๐ซ๐ข๐๐ฌ! ๐ง๐
Why not catch up with some highlights from season 3?
๐How do we show data with maps?
๐Fact-checking and trust in times of fake news
Explore now โก๏ธ https://europa.eu/!phxYmn
#WorldRadioDay
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NEW episode: Rural Europe โ a bucolic idyll or forgotten lands? ๐ง๐ฑ
In the latest episode of the Eurostat podcast #StatsInAWrap, we look into what data can tell us about living in the EUโs countryside. ๐๐
๐งListen here โก๏ธ https://europa.eu/!GGJcHT
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EU_Eurostat:โ๐๐ค #Podcast: EUโs statistical cooperation with neighbours
๐๐ง Listen to the NEW episode of #StatsInAWrap and take a closer look at the EUโs cooperation with its neighbours and enlargement countries in the field of #statistics.
โก๏ธ https://europa.eu/!jvGd7R https://t.co/oK0QcEoh13
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๐ฆ๐: https://n.respublicae.eu/EUinNL/status/1674738206355456002
In episode 13 of the Eurostat podcast series Stats in a Wrap, we will be taking a closer look at the EUโs cooperation with its neighbours and the enlargement countries in the field of statistics. We will explain the concept of the European neighbourhood and talk about EU-candidate countries and potential candidates. To become an EU member, countries must meet many criteria and one of the key requirements is excellence in statistics. Majda Saviฤeviฤ from MONSTAT, the official statistical office of Montenegro, and Avis Beneลก, head of unit for enlargement, neighbourhood and development cooperation at Eurostat, take us on a journey to better understand how cooperation in statistics plays a key role in the process of EU accession. Listen to the monthly episodes on the Eurostat website and the European Commission Audiovisual Service. You can also subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, or via our RSS feed. Stats in a Wrap aims to look at the world through the lens of statistics, picking the most delicious morsels and striking flavours to provide insights into the unexpected, quirky and downright peculiar perspectives that only numbers can reveal. The opinions expressed in the podcasts reflect solely the point of view of the speakers and can in no way be taken to reflect the position of Eurostat, the European Commission, or the European Union.
๐๐ค #Podcast: EUโs statistical cooperation with neighbours
๐๐ง Listen to the NEW episode of #StatsInAWrap and take a closer look at the EUโs cooperation with its neighbours and enlargement countries in the field of #statistics.
โก๏ธ https://europa.eu/!jvGd7R https://t.co/oK0QcEoh13
๐ฆ๐: https://n.respublicae.eu/EU_Eurostat/status/1674704828780679169
In episode 13 of the Eurostat podcast series Stats in a Wrap, we will be taking a closer look at the EUโs cooperation with its neighbours and the enlargement countries in the field of statistics. We will explain the concept of the European neighbourhood and talk about EU-candidate countries and potential candidates. To become an EU member, countries must meet many criteria and one of the key requirements is excellence in statistics. Majda Saviฤeviฤ from MONSTAT, the official statistical office of Montenegro, and Avis Beneลก, head of unit for enlargement, neighbourhood and development cooperation at Eurostat, take us on a journey to better understand how cooperation in statistics plays a key role in the process of EU accession. Listen to the monthly episodes on the Eurostat website and the European Commission Audiovisual Service. You can also subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, or via our RSS feed. Stats in a Wrap aims to look at the world through the lens of statistics, picking the most delicious morsels and striking flavours to provide insights into the unexpected, quirky and downright peculiar perspectives that only numbers can reveal. The opinions expressed in the podcasts reflect solely the point of view of the speakers and can in no way be taken to reflect the position of Eurostat, the European Commission, or the European Union.
๐ฑ๐Do you ever wonder how much time is spent on the #internet, or how businesses are adapting to #digital transformationโ
๐๐ง Listen to the NEW episode of #StatsInAWrap to learn how digital technology shapes society and transforms our lives.
โก๏ธ https://europa.eu/!D4yDyb โฌ ๏ธ
๐ฆ๐: https://n.respublicae.eu/EU_Eurostat/status/1656947409069416448
Do you ever wonder how much time people spend on the internet, or how businesses are adapting to digital transformation? Eurostat's podcast series, Stats in a Wrap, delves into these questions and more in its twelfth episode, exploring the intriguing world of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) usage in the EU. Jonathan Elliott, the host of the podcast, is joined by Urลกka Arsenjuk and Andrea Attwenger, statisticians from Eurostat, and Pierre Montagnier, an economist and statistician specialising in ICT at the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). Together, they discuss the importance of understanding and studying ICT usage and its impact on society, economy, and individual lives. As digital technology continues to shape society and transform our daily lives, understanding how people and businesses adjust to this digital transformation becomes increasingly important. By studying ICT usage, policymakers can make informed decisions to support a Europe fit for the digital age. Listen to the monthly episodes on the Eurostat website, the European Commission Audiovisual Service, or YouTube. You can also subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, or via our RSS feed. Stats in a Wrap aims to look at the world through the lens of statistics, picking the most delicious morsels and striking flavours to provide insights into the unexpected, quirky and downright peculiar perspectives that only numbers can reveal. The opinions expressed in the podcasts reflect solely the point of view of the speakers and can in no way be taken to reflect the position of Eurostat, the European Commission, or the European Union.
๐ข Have you ever compared your #government spending with other EU countriesโ
๐งListen to the NEW episode of #StatsInAWrap & โDeep dive into Government Finance Statisticsโ to bring clarity to these sensitive & political aspects of European statistics๐
โก๏ธhttps://europa.eu/!k7Frjm
๐ฆ๐: https://n.respublicae.eu/EU_Eurostat/status/1638541718919184385
Have you ever felt overwhelmed by news related to government debt and deficit? Have you ever compared your government spending with that of other EU countries? To help bring some clarity to these highly sensitive and political aspects of European statistics, the eleventh episode of the Eurostat podcast series Stats in a Wrap focuses on government finance statistics. Host Jonathan Elliott and Eurostatโs team of statisticians/accountants (Vassil Georgiev from the excessive debt procedure unit and Leonor Zubimendi, Floris Jansen and Laura Wahrig from the government finance statistics unit) dive into the world of government finance and the work Eurostat does in this area. Listen to the monthly episodes on the Eurostat website, the European Commission Audiovisual Service, or YouTube. You can also subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, or via our RSS feed. Stats in a Wrap aims to look at the world through the eyes of statistics, picking the most delicious morsels and striking flavours to provide insights into the unexpected, quirky and downright peculiar perspectives that only the numbers can reveal. The opinions expressed in the podcasts reflect solely the point of view of the speakers and can in no way be taken to reflect the position of the Eurostat, European Commission, or the European Union.
๐งช๐What are experimental statisticsโ Can they be trustedโ
๐งThe NEW episode of #StatsInAWrap dives into the world of experimental statistics, where statisticians measure new social phenomena & explore new technologies to collect data โ
Listen here โก๏ธhttps://europa.eu/!93wtQN
๐ฆ๐: https://n.respublicae.eu/EU_Eurostat/status/1628347475454201859
What are experimental statistics? Can they be trusted? Who does them, why, and how? To answer these questions and more, the tenth episode of the Eurostat podcast series Stats in a Wrap dives into the innovative world of experimental statistics where statisticians try to measure new social phenomena such as sharing platforms, or explore the possibilities of new technologies to collect more data. This episode marks the launch of Season 2 with the unusual feature of six guests rather than just two. The host Jonathan Elliott is joined by statisticians from Statistics Denmark and Eurostat. Albrecht Wirthmann, head of unit for methodology and innovation at Eurostat, along with his colleague Agnieszka Zajac, discusses the importance of experimental statistics and the balance between timeliness and accuracy. Meanwhile, Eurostat tourism statisticians Christophe Demunter and Simon Bley talk about the experimental collaborative economy project, which looks at statistics on short-stay accommodation. Lastly, Sรธren Schiรธnning Andersen (the director of the Department of Business Statistics in Denmark), along with his colleague Kirsten Balling (a statistician specialising in the economic sphere), explores the creativity and non-conventional techniques that help statistics reveal things they normally canโt. For instance, they track electricity consumption on Christmas day to see when people put the turkey in the oven, revealing that the time people start cooking differs in different parts of the country. Listen to the monthly episodes on the Eurostat website, the European Commission Audiovisual Service, or YouTube. You can also subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google , or via our RSS feed. Stats in a Wrap aims to look at the world through the eyes of statistics, picking the most delicious morsels and striking flavours to provide insights into the unexpected, quirky and downright peculiar perspectives that only the numbers can reveal. The opinions expressed in the podcasts reflect solely the point of view of the speakers and can in no way be taken to reflect the position of the Eurostat, European Commission, or the European Union.
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