Media freedom – learning from the best
Finland The Singapore Government has long been interested in Finland’s educational system since it has been touted as one of the best in the world – no streaming, no major exam after exam, no “special” groupings and so on. Perhaps, they would also be interested in learning media freedom from the Finns as well. Finland...
The Singapore Police showing double standards?
It has been more than five months since the Straits Times (allegedly) violated the Parliamentary Elections Act by publishing a poll during the campaign period in Jan 2013. There has been no news on its progress or status. On 30 May, the SPF issued a statement that: "...we wish to clarify that the investigation outcome is only...
Agitated? Use of arbitrary power is the Singapore way leh!
Blogger Ravi Philemon addressed the rally: "The Media Development Authority should take its hands off the online world because it is the most open public space Singaporeans have right now," he said. "The regulation will only give the government unlimited power to act arbitrarily against the interests of Singaporeans."* The other...
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