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andrewducker) wrote2012-02-29 11:00 am
andrewducker) wrote2012-02-29 11:00 am
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- airplanes,
- banking,
- bias,
- business,
- censorship,
- concerts,
- copyright,
- currency,
- democracy,
- egypt,
- eu,
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- opinion,
- politics,
- polls,
- psychology,
- religion,
- scotland,
- socialnetworking,
- stress,
- technology,
- uk,
- usa
Interesting Links for 29-02-2012
- India is having a bumpy journey towards legalising homosexual relationships
- Cineworld installing vibrating seats. Would go well with porn, methinks.
- Is this the most biased opinion poll question ever asked?
- The Great Ticket Scandal - many concert tickets go directly to resellers for a huge markup bypassing fans entirely
- On Scotland being forced to join the Euro (it can't be)
- EU law will not allow Scotland to be excluded just because it's not part of the UK any more.
- Who owns The Bank Of England?
- A chance in a generation to modernise the Lords
- Key SOPA/PIPA Post Censored By Bogus DMCA Takedown Notice
- Can Scotland be independent and keep sterling?
Personally, I'm actually leaning towards having our unique currency. I suspect we'd drop by a bit, making us more competitive.
- Men and women respond differently to stress
- KLM links Facebook to seat booking, making it even easier to sit next to tall blondes. Hurrah for in-air stalking!
- Against Big Bird, The Gods Themselves Contend In Vain
- Labour set to back Lords Reform
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The Guardian article seems a little more focused on the trading of tickets by resellers rather then the method they use to disguise the fact.
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Probably less so if there is some fine print about being an agent of touting company.