::I just realised that information on this website is old information anyway, its from their news archives which is now 2 years out of date anyway.  So despite it being used on the wikipedia article, it wasn't updated info, as the EBU have changed policies (I got that confirmed by my cousin in Geneva).  The members of the WikiProject Eurovision team are aware that I've a cousin who works for EBU in Geneva - and although the information I get is privy, I did inform the team that it would need to be reworded if it to be used on Wiki articles.  The table of EBU Members is permitted under the EBU to be used as guidance/reference information, as long as it is linked with a ref source.  I have also noticed on Eurovision Wikiedpia article, the rules for the contests have been added, which are identically worded to those shown on websites ebu.ch; and  eurovision.tv.  Now I understand here is a very awkward situation, it would be wrong to reword these.  The rules set by the EBU need to be worded exactly the same on the Wikipedia article, as any difference would then be providing falsified rules.  Not sure if that also comes under the info I supplied; as they too are rules set by the EBU, and if we were to reword them, would then make it falsified information.  I still have that email address somewhere for WP copyrights thing... I'll get my cousin at the EBU to email them, giving permission for anything from EBU or Eurovision websites to be used on Wikipedia (if that's ok).