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Archive for the ‘Editorials’ Category

Introduction to Self-censorship: Singapore’s shame

By Dr James Gomez, Visiting Scholar, Department of Political Science, Law Faculty, Keio University EDITORS' NOTE: (We have set up a new subsection below the "Brotherhood Press" to house the articles and book reviews of Dr James Gomez. Self-Censorship: Singapore’s Shame written by Dr. James Gomez ten years ago focuses on the...

Anonymity in cyberspace is really an illusion

By Fang Zhi Yuan When Minister for Community, Youth and Sports Dr Vivian Balakrishnan said in a speech recently that "anonymity is an illusion in cyberspace", some netizens dismissed his words as an empty threat and even challenged him to trace them. Some tried to court trouble by hurling invectives at him in internet forums...

Government increasingly forced to respond to anonymous bloggers

By Fang Zhi Yuan The Singapore government's relationship with an increasingly critical blogosphere is tenuous at best if not outright antagonistic. For a long time, it is contented to leave internet chatter on its own believing that it will have little influence at the national level as long it is restricted to cyberspace. In...

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