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Academia 1 year ago
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Tobacco control: Logic is marginalized, scientific evidence is futile
In managing the country's tobacco industry, all rational considerations are crushed by economic-industrial dictums with populist mantras such as job creation and tax and excise contributions, to contributions to the state budget.
Academia 2 years ago
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Indonesia should be at the forefront of adaptive sports
One of the main goals for the Jakarta Swift team is to promote inclusivity in basketball by creating opportunities for athletes, specifically those in wheelchair basketball, and fostering an environment where wheelchair basketball athletes can compete alongside conventional basketball leagues.
Presidential Race 2 years ago
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Removal of digital ads sparks concerns of foul play
A number of digital billboard advertisements featuring presidential candidate Anies Baswedan that were paid for by a group of volunteers have been mysteriously taken down ahead of schedule, stoking concerns of foul play from netizens, while Anies’ camp threatened to take legal action.
Politics 2 years ago
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AMIN camp objects to Defense Ministry ad showcasing Prabowo's achievements
"This ad seems to have come from the presidential candidate and his team, but they used the Defense Ministry's budget," said Iwan Tarigan, spokesperson for the AMIN national team, as quoted by Antara.
Americas 2 years ago
Canada print media to get two-thirds of Google's payment to news outlets
At the end of November, after months of negotiations, Ottawa and Google announced a "historic" agreement, where the tech giant would pay Canadian media companies compensation for the loss of advertising revenue.
