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| Last Updated: Aug 15th, 2008 - 11:26:43 |
Newsletters
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2004 Newsletters
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24 May 2004
Our Newsletter is Now in a New Format
Our first web site and primitive newsletter system was started almost one year ago. Since then we have become an incorporated society, increased our membership remarkably and developed to the point of launching our ideas on the public of New Zealand. A recent article in the National Business Review has elicited a number of emails from interested citizens and a larger number have chosen to receive our newsletter.
As part of our development we have been working on a new Web Site with a new format of newsletter. This will enable us to keep you informed of recent developments in our economy, items of interest from around the world and philosophical discussions in a format that is easy and quick to download and provides direct links to the articles which will be permanently retained on our web site for future reference.
Our aim is to make information easy to get and easier to study further.
Our "Article Manager" system also allows us to accept articles from the many concerned citizens who have ideas for growing our economy and to publish these in our newsletters and/or on our web site. We look forward to a lively and constructive debate using this new construct.
This is the first newsletter in this new format and hopefully there will be many more. Your ideas are always welcome so if you have any thoughts on how we may further improve this system we would be pleased to receive your emails.
As they used to say in a bygone era "Keep those cards and letters coming in!"
Phil Scott
May 24, 2004, 15:58
Newsletters
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2004 Newsletters
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24 May 2004
New Zealand Ranking in World Entreprenurial Stakes
New Zealand ranks surprisingly highly in the world of entrepreneurs. The group we are with includes Chile, Korea, Uganda, and Venezuela. See where we rank . . .
May 23, 2004, 15:04
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