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Archive for the ‘Blogs’ Category

Yahoo! Singapore says new rules to pave way for accreditation

Yahoo! Singapore said Wednesday that new rules requiring the licensing of online news sites will help pave the way for it to get full media accreditation. Singapore's official media watchdog late last month announced annual licensing rules for news websites, including the local Yahoo! portal, that will subject them to the same...

TOC’s further response to MDA’s licensing regime

We refer to the MDA’s comments in The Straits Times today. The comments state that TOC does not, at present, meet the new licensing requirements for online news sites announced yesterday. MDA’s failure to explain application of licensing criteria MDA’s statement fails to explain why the requirements do not apply to TOC...

Women bore brunt of Lee’s draconian population policy

Former prime minister Mr Lee Kuan Yew must take responsibility for the current population issues that Singapore is now facing. The current PAP Government has not acknowledged that it was Mr Lee's miscalculated policy of Stop-At-Two" that has resulted in today's population and immigration woes. What is more tragic is how this...

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