You can’t always get what you want – that was the EU’s message to rock star Sir Mick Jagger at a forum aimed at making internet shopping easier.
The veteran rocker was among a group of business leaders invited to help find ways to simplify the complex e-shopping rules that EU citizens face.
Online consumers often feel they are not getting a fair deal, EU Competition Commissioner Neelie Kroes said. [...]
The business panel also included: Apple boss Steve Jobs, the head of EMI Roger Faxon, Alcatel-Lucent boss Ben Verwaayen and the bosses of Fiat and eBay – John Elkann and John Donahoe.
The BBC reports that Sir Mick Jagger has taken on a new challenge, as an EU usability consultant:
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