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MONSTER BENZ MAKES ITS OWN ROAD

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By Chris Riley
| marquenews.com.au
Think Mercedes-Benz and one automatically pictures high-end cars and SUVs. But Benz has a lot of irons in many other fires, including military-style off road trucks for just about every application. When a UK company wanted something it could use for laying emergency roll out road base, it turned to Benz which specially modified this 8×8 monster for the job.
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Half way through 2023

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By Chris Riley
| Medium
What a year. Acme Health has expanded pretty dramatically, officially living up to a holdco. We now have 3 distinct business units with many operations underneath each. Acme Health, which is the original grouping of consumer health websites. Pharmacists.org and the membership (started in Feb 2023) appears to still be the biggest opportunity. The Membership, while growing slowly, has seen some more members coming on board in Q2 2023.
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Portability, not Doctrine, is Key to Unlock User Agency for Data

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By Chris Riley
| Competition Policy International Verified
Data is of central importance for users of digital services, and for many years has been the subject of significant attention in the realm of public policy. In the context of the historical common law doctrine of essential facilities, little wonder that many scholars have looked at data. But this is a poor choice of path. Digital data is both created and used within specific contexts, and its value derives from its use within contexts.
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