Looming battles in Britain: fairness regulations meet the marketplace

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Fairness regulation in the UK is threatened by the advent of digitally converged media, consolidation of ownership and international broadcasting. Fairness regulation was implemented under a monopoly, wherein a tradition of excellence was preserved by the absence of competition. However, digital convergence will introduce competition and eliminate the need for fairness regulation, which could erode journalistic resources and standards.

United Kingdom, Social policy, Journalism

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A brake on economic development

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A malaria control policy is the foundation of any plan to improve the standards of malaria control. The allocation of funds push economic advancement in countries where malaria is prevalent. In addition to being a public health problem, malaria is an obstacle to economic development. Road building and irrigation projects often leave pits filled with water, causing malaria breakouts.

Standards, Economic aspects, Malaria, Malariotherapy

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Smith, Barbara

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Barbara Smith was a stewardess and a model before she entered the restaurant business in 1986. She opened B. Smith's under a partnership with the Ark Restaurant Corp in New York City's theater district. Smith's book "B. Smith's Entertaining and Cooking for Friends" has also earned good reviews.

Behavior, Restaurateurs, Smith, Barbara (American fashion model), African Americans in business, African American business people

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