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Archive for the ‘Snippets’ Category

SG places online media under strict licensing regime

(1 Jun) - A NEW LICENSING SCHEME for online news in Singapore as triggered a tragic result: it is effectively extending the country’s strict regulation of news and public affairs information to its relatively freer online news media. Singapore media on Monday, 28 May, reported that a fact sheet posted on the website of the...

AP corrects its Singapore-American’s Death story

Dr Shane Todd died under mysterious circumstances in Singapore SINGAPORE (2 Jun, AP) — In a May 27 story and headlines about a coroner's inquest into the death of an American scientist, The Associated Press erroneously reported that police admitted violating or flouting official protocol in their investigation by not seeking...

Indian High Court helps Chennai girl to secure place in NUS

(May 16) - will be an unforgettable day for a Chennai girl. On that date, the Madras High Court intervened to enable her to secure a seat for a course in Astrophysics in the National University of Singapore before the deadline. The Regional Passport Office (RPO) here turned down a request to use her stepfather’s name in her...

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