May 11th, 2009 A workshop on blogging will be held on Saturday 30 May. It’s for individuals who are already active only, but want to know how to take their blogging to the next level….
by S. R. NATHAN March 31st, 2009 Speech by President S R Nathan at Singapore Press Holdings 25th anniversary celebrations and launch of its new logo, 30 March 2009, SPH News Centre. SPH’s new logo….
by KAREN YAP March 25th, 2009 Karen Yap, a Malaysian journalist in Singapore on the inaugural Asia Journalism Fellowship programme, speaks to journalism students at the Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information, NTU….
February 25th, 2009 There will always be a role for traditional media to present trusted, unbiased and informed opinions even if some may feel that the information generated by traditional media is rather tame compared…
February 15th, 2009 It’s been said that think tanks help society “think the unthinkable”. Journalists depend on the intellectual capital they generate. The bad news for Singapore journalism, though, is that the country is not…
by CHERIAN GEORGE February 6th, 2009 These are anxious days for journalists, with the global recession tripping up a newspaper industry that was already reeling from declining readership. Like all generalisations, this one has its…
by LUI TUCK YEW February 5th, 2009 This article is an edited version of Lui’s answer to a Parliamentary question on 4 February. Lui is the Senior Minister of State for Information, Communications and the…
by CHERIAN GEORGE February 4th, 2009 As promised, the Films Act will be liberalised to allow certain types of political films. However, the amendments that have been tabled in Parliament aren’t only about opening up…
January 10th, 2009 The Government has rejected the idea of responding to citizens who try to engage it through blogs. Instead, mainstream media will continue to be the designated mode for such interaction. The Government…
by CHERIAN GEORGE January 10th, 2009 The Government’s latest stand on the Films Act has fallen short of hopes that documentary films on domestic political themes could be screened as freely as other films in…