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...and REALLY lame on the South Jordan website.
Why does ONE company get to place those videos on taxpayer-funded websites, featuring just a few businesses?
Can someone explain how this really benefits a city, or its taxpayers (including the local businesses NOT featured on the taxpayer-funded website).
Can we spell "conflict of interest"?
It's not a taxpayer-funded Web site. The city posts a link on its Web site to CGI's Web site, where people can view the videos.
You spelled conflict of interest correctly. But this doesn't appear to be one.
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