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Archive for the ‘Scoops’ Category

TOC’s inadequate response to PMO and MDA

Those following The Online Citizen saga are aware that as of yesterday, TOC finally issued a formal press release (which Ipersonally felt was unnecessarily lengthy) and an official reply to its readers regarding both the Prime Minister's Office indication to gazette it as a political association under the Political Donations...

The real reason behind the gazetting of TOC

You will be probably be amused why TOC ended up being gazetted a Political Association. As some of you know that TOC was first conceived within the ranks of the PAP to assuage the needs of the liberal young and given licence to undertake things that was never allowed before. Since TOC began, the authorities have received complaints...

The impending and unavoidable death of TOC

One of Singapore's most popular socio-political, The Online Citizen (TOC) was served with a notice for it to be gazetted under the Political Donations Act under the instructions of Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong. Additionally, it was also served a notice by the Media Development Authority of Singapore, requiring it to be register...

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