whythawk ratings: measuring effective development

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...etworking pages have done wonders and have been the backbone for web 2.0. Net neutrality is about managing traffic most efficiently so we can get more of these applications out there, which is what we...

2. Taxing the Future, Confusing the Present
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...ely on taxpayer's confusion to maintain loyalty. It is a tenuous path. In the past six months 12,000 traffic fines have been issued to people driving in the bus lane on the N2 highway. When roa...

3. People, Planet and Profits: the complexities of corporate governance
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...tal disclosure against set benchmarks. The G3 standard, for instance. If you speed you run the risk of a traffic fine. If you murder or steal you can go to jail. But you don't have someone sit...

4. The Tyranny of Red Lights
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On any given Sunday, the streets are empty.  At any given traffic light solitary vehicles stand idling before red lights while no vehicles traverse the green.  For most, it would never occur

5. The carnage on South Africa's roads
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As of this morning the Department of Transport has announced that 1 150 people have died so far in traffic accidents since the beginning of the holiday season two weeks ago.  The festive season a

6. 2 What is the difference between 'accreditation' and 'ratings'?
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... - a measure of the ability of the driver. If you were late for work and anxious and trying to get through traffic and you suddenly came up behind a car with a D on the back I'm sure you'd slo...

7. Privacy Policy
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