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...
Opposition’s chance of winning a GRC limited unless they overcome their Achilles Heel
By Fang Zhi Yuan According to the Straits Times Insight (read article here), the opposition parties have been stepping up their preparations for the next general election. The WP has canvassed the heartland regularly, with members going on constituency walkabouts and door-to-door visits weekly. The rest of the opposition are...
Email interview with Institute of Policy Studies
EDITORS' NOTE: The following is an email interview between Chief Editor Eugene Yeo and Institute of Policy Studies on 2nd March 2009. Synopsis: In the last year or so, Singapore’s socio-political blogosphere appears to have undergone a dramatic transformation. Sites such as The Online Citizen and WayangParty.com have moved...
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