City Harvest’s stake in Suntec: The thin line between religion and business
By Bhaskaran Kunju Last July as part of an article on the new batch of incoming Nominated Member of Parliaments (NMPs), I wrote on the background of each of the candidates, including former national swimmer Joscelin Yeo. I highlighted the achievements and credentials they possessed that were of relevance for the task ahead of...
Is the Straits Times above Astroturfing?
By Yoong Siew Wah This is what is called astroturfing by the mainstream media, especially the Straits Times. The Straits Times in its editorial today was nauseatingly sycophantic in calling on the government to "turf out of consideration astroturfed views when determining policies". But does the Straits Times genuinely believe...
MP Lim Biow Chuan – Apology Gone?
Dear MP Lim Biow Chuan, I am writing in with regards to the comment that you had made on 7 March 2010, which was published in Shin Min Daily and highlighted extensively on internet portals andnetworking sites. With all due respect, I am appalled as well as disappointed that such a remark was made by yourself to the media (Shin...
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