Monthly Archives: July 2012

What Can We Learn From The Demise Of Digg?

Posted on July 20, 2012 by Peter McCaffrey

Digg was the original social news website – users voted for articles they liked and the most popular articles made it to the homepage. Continue reading →

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Regina City Council Opens City Square Plaza to (Some) Traffic

Posted on July 19, 2012 by Steve Lafleur

Regina city council has voted to allow one lane (westbound) of traffic to flow through City Square Plaza at 20km/h. While this is an improvement over leaving it closed to vehicular traffic, it is insufficient. City Square Plaza was renovated with the understanding that it would be re-opened to two way traffic. That is why local businesses were willing to support the project. Continue reading →

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Markets Delivery Declining CO2 levels

Posted on July 2, 2012 by Les Routledge

It is amazing how the private sector economy works. A bit of private sector innovation has solved the problem that avoids massive taxation and government regulation.   Meanwhile, several European countries are continuing to block the development of Shale Gas … Continue reading →

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