Posts by Martin Brown
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Duncan Aggrieved, perhaps. Great to see RNZ with so much share, now they're being measured properly. Must be infuriating to the commercial media companies - this is audience ( they can't package up and sell ) that seems to appreciate intelligent comment and it's growing.
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Hard News: Hate and guns, in reply to
Re. NZ gun laws – some time ago when a colleague/friend applied for a license I was interviewed by police seeking my opinion on his suitability, as were others including of course, his wife. Maybe no longer so stringent. Don’t know.
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Hard News: Crowded houses, in reply to
Or perhaps set up camp on the verge outside Key's Parnell pile. That juxtaposition would have a nice symbolism. Public space too. Although I guessed they'd get moved on quickly on "national security" grounds.
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Hard News: Forgetting what we didn't know, in reply to
Mainly since we introduced LookThroughCompanies (LTC) in 2010.
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Speaker: Confessions of an Uber driver, in reply to
Re safety, one thing I do like with Uber is the information provided re. time, route, car type and driver’s reg. It’s emailed to the account holder and not only stored on their server somewhere. That’s quite reassuring. And I don’t get any of that from the supposedly regulated services.
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I take a lot of cabs and always have as I don't drive. I felt bad about their 20% drop as I felt I was already getting great value and the minimum fare seemed...barely fair. A couple of drivers I spoke to immediately following were a bit pissed off, mainly with the lack of consultation... yet I've spoken to a couple more recently who reckon their turnover has increased since the drop. Go figure. Here's an interesting story from The Guardian today https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/apr/27/how-uber-conquered-london
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Hard News: How the years flew by ..., in reply to
Don't banks protect share borrowing via margin calls?
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Mr Speaker
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Now if they could only keep JK out of the changing room. Still, he did seem to get the polite brush off this time, from the little clip I saw.