Websites ask MDA to withdraw new rules
More than 20 individuals from various local websites have called on the Ministry of Communications and Information to withdraw the new licensing regime, and for Members of Parliament to oppose the new rules. “It is in the interest of Singaporeans and the long-term future for Singapore that the licensing regime be withdrawn,”...
Behind Singapore’s Internet Crackdown
Singapore finally nannies the 'net There is probably more behind the Singapore government's Tuesday crackdown on the Internet than the circumspect slings and arrows from a handful of cautious amateur news sites that have been around for years. The Singapore Media Development Authority issued a statement describing the new regulations...
In case you wonder what the new News Website Regulation is
No. S 330 BROADCASTING ACT (CHAPTER 28) BROADCASTING (CLASS LICENCE) (AMENDMENT) NOTIFICATION 2013 In exercise of the powers conferred by sections 9 and 11 of the Broadcasting Act, the Media Development Authority of Singapore hereby makes the following Notification: Citation and commencement 1. This Notification may be cited...
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