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You paid for it... ComReg 4 page Irish Times spread

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  • 27-06-2007 9:55pm
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    Dangger
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    To remind us all: Today's Irish Times (27th June 2007) carries a bumper 4 page "Commercial Report" outlining ComReg's "10 years of progress".

    The following articles are included:
    "Connecting Ireland's future", "Changing times offer new power to regulator", "Regulating across the spectrum", "Telling consumers what they need to know", "Putting infrastructure on a stronger foundation", "Moulding the shape of things to come", "Keeping Ireland ahead", "Accessing innovative ideas", "An adaptable and flexible strategy".

    Not certain its a great use of tax payers money, but then again I haven't waded through all of it yet.


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    thebman
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    Why does the regulator need to advertise still? Surely if they were doing their job then we'd hear all about them saving the consumers in the news.


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    Sponge Bob
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 25,234 ✭✭✭✭Sponge Bob


    It cost as much as 2 full time staff who could tell victims their rights .


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    bealtine
    Registered Users Posts: 4,051 ✭✭✭bealtine


    Dangger wrote:
    To remind us all: Today's Irish Times (27th June 2007) carries a bumper 4 page "Commercial Report" outlining ComReg's "10 years of progress".


    Haha progress and Comreg in one sentence.
    (Did you hear the one about the blind fish? This fish went into a shop....)

    I do not think it is any coincidence that Comreg would do this nonsense barely a week or two after IoffL went Off line. In many ways it is a tribute to the work that IoffL were doing.


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