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This study examines how much "value for money" the EU Commission's communication policy has delivered from 2000 to 2005, focusing on their relevance, effectiveness, efficiency and utility. This study deals with the following areas of activity: 1) media relations and particularly the spokespersons' service and seminars for journalists, 2) the PRINCE campaigns and in detail with the measures on the Euro, EU enlargement and the debate on the future of Europe, 3) decentralization and the work of the Commission’s Representations and 4) the communication activities of the Directorate Generals (DG) other than DG Communication and how they are coordinated.