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E-daily | The video edition

++ Portugal back in 2014? ++ Bonnie Tyler live on BBC yesterday - she still has a challenge ++ We found the most camp official video this year! ++ And more Eurovision news...

Yet another sunny day in Malmö. Slowly but steadily more fans and press are coming in, because after this weekend it is really going to start, the circus we call Eurovision. In this edition of E-daily youll find loads of videoclips that popped up today. 

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E-daily | We're in Malmö!

++ Loreen opens first semi final  ++ Bucks Fizz singer in The Voice ++ We're in Malmö! ++ And more Eurovision news...

We've arrived in Malmö, which is still quiet and sunny - that will soon change, we're sure. From tomorrow on we'll provide a daily newsletter covering everything happening in Malmö. Subscribe to it now, or if you are already a subscriber update your preferences so you'll also get the daily one until the day of the final. Subscribe here.

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E-daily | Valentina, why last year?

++ Valentina Monetta is very happy about her 2013 song ++ Europhoria coming up again ++ Emmelie still leads with the bookmakers ++ And more news...

Our colleagues from Ilkar.blogspot.com had an interesting interview with Valentina Monetta, where they basically really wanted to find out why on earth she decided to participate last year with the Social Network Song. "To shake things up a bit," she replied, "to get out.". This year she truely gets out, as a Chrysalide becoming a butterfly. Read the interview here. And, no, she doesn't want to have cybersex again! 

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E-daily | All releases this year investigated

++ Remixes for Norway, Germany and Austria ++ Spanish version for Cyprus ++ Bonnie's CD released in Germany ++ Compilation albums in all Scandinavian countries ++ And much more news...

While there is not much going on in the Eurovision news factory at the moment, we thought it was a good moment to discuss some of this year's CD/single and digital releases. Not many songs have been released on physical CD's (yet). The best resource for all information about this is the Malmö collection by Jan Götz.

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