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January 22, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Sun News Loses Millions, Pushes For Mandatory Carriage On Basic Cable Quebecor says its television network Sun News suffered a projected $17-million loss in 2012 and will continue to record unacceptable losses unless the federal regulator requires cable and satellite companies to carry it on their basic service. Continue reading... Canucks Rule The Web: Report Samsung Mocks BlackBerry Users In New Ad The Reagan Era Is Over Sun News Network On Basic Cable: $17 Million Loss Renews Quebecor's Push BlackBerry 10: RIM Shares Surge Again Ahead of BB10 Unveiling BlackBerry 10: Samsung Ad Pokes At RIM Loyalists Ahead Of BB10 Launch Sun News Network On Basic Cable: $17 Million Loss Renews Quebecor's Push BlackBerry 10: Samsung Ad Pokes At RIM Loyalists Ahead Of BB10 Launch Sun News Network On Basic Cable: $17 Million Loss Renews Quebecor's Push Stephen Harper China Trip: CEOs Travelled On Taxpayers' Dime, Public Accounts Of Canada Show Toshiba Nuclear Reactor For Oil Sands To Be Operational By 2020: Reports DAN KELLY The Biggest Impediment to Canadian Entrepreneurs In our surveys, too, small business owners tell us at the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) that excessive regulation is their second-biggest burden, right after taxes. That's why CFIB launched Red Tape Awareness Week in 2010. Continue reading... JOHN PAVLEY Social Media Con Artists I understand why Lance Armstrong felt he needed to dope. I don't understand why he needed to lie (and tweet) with such conviction that I believed in him. I understand why Manti Te'o needed to build a great "brand." I don't understand why he needed a fake social media girlfriend to do it. Continue reading... JARED BERNSTEIN Does Inequality Stifle or Promote Growth? As long as inequality is blocking opportunity, keeping working families from benefiting from the growth they themselves are helping to create, and violating the social contract and the basic American value that hard work should pay off, it's a huge freakin' problem. Continue reading... NIR EYAL How Technology Is Like Bug Sex Society and technology have evolved much faster than our instincts, leaving us vulnerable to adverse influences. But unlike lower animals duped by parasitic species, humans sell supernormal stimulus to each other for a profit. Continue reading... STEVE HORN BuyPartisan Consensus: ExxonMobil Donates $260,000 to Obama Inauguration Critics say it's more of the same out of an Obama Administration that in the first term had a cozy relationship with corporate patrons. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here Unsubscribe here.