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Vol. 3, 2014
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A strategy for the fourth estate in a world engulfed by narrative

12/28/2014

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VINAY KOLHATKAR
ABSTRACT:
The fourth estate function may be better served by journalists not trying in vain to force a discussion of the facts. Instead, they should get inside the political spin, unravel it, and deliver the unscrambled egg to their audience. It would be as if the journalist had a bug inside the private strategy room, which facilitates making the public a participant in the campaign narrative strategy formulation, as against being a mere recipient of the polished product. Eavesdropping may be illegal, but a Sherlock-Holmes-style deductive ‘Watergate’ is laudable.

AUTHOR:
Vinay Kolhatkar is a Sydney-based writer, finance professional with a Masters in finance (UNSW) and a non-resident fellow at Contraditório, a think-tank based in Portugal. Formerly, he was the Chief Investment Officer of a suite of funds invested internationally, and was the founding Chairman of the Great Energy Alliance Corporation. He is the author of The Frankenstein Candidate: A Woman Awakens to a Web of Deceit, a political thriller.

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A strategy for the fourth estate in a world engulfed by narrative

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Free Markets, Competition and Medical Practice

12/12/2014

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BRIAN BEDKOBER

ABSTRACT: Rather than attempting to find some way to make a centralized, taxpayer-funded system work in a less offensive and less costly manner we should be examining how to remove government altogether from the delivery of health care services. Real and effective reform of medical practice involves a return to genuine markets where consumers are able to choose who to consult from the full range of possible providers at a price set in markets. 

AUTHOR: Brian Bedkober is a medical doctor who has served as the National President of the Private Doctors of Australia, which started in 1968 as a disgruntled break-away group from within the Australian Medical Association. The organisation took umbrage at the AMA’s readiness to negotiate with government on matters that were considered beyond the proper scope of government control.

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Free Markets, Competition and Medical Practice

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