Vice will soon produce a daily 30 minute TV news programme
I have been following Vice for many years… many years. Even before they got into the news industry. I used to visit their tasteless (but so appealing and entertaining!) website […]
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It’s a rare time to see the Malaysian military in Afghanistan taking a break together
The presence of the Malaysian military in Afghanistan is purely for humanitarian efforts and not for combat. The soldiers who were there were mostly doctors and nurses, with a handful […]
After Malaysiakini, now The New York Times is experimenting with Whatsapp
Wow! It looks like The New York Times is following Malaysiakini’s lead by using Whatsapp to deliver the latest news! If you all remember, I had written how Malaysiakini has […]
Mark Zuckerberg held a public townhall Q&A session online
Mark Zuckerberg held a townhall question and answer session last week where a slew of personalities asked him questions. Of course, what is relevant to us are the questions that […]
The Foo Fighters are screwing journalists! WTF Dave??
What’s up with the Foo Fighters’ concert photography contract? Are they trying to show off their superpowers or something? The Washington City Paper recently decided to boycott taking photographs at the […]
Instagram journalism!
Instagram journalism sure sounds interesting! Two veteran photojournalists are already trying it out… Neil Shea and Jeff Sharlet. Although Instagram is more known for selfies and pictures of ‘hot dog […]
Life goes on in Afghanistan and no one seems to know anything about 9/11!
When I first went to Afghanistan, I wanted to see how life there is like in times of violence and conflict. And surprisingly (or not!), it went on as usual. […]
Civic journalism: Forget audience measurement & focus on audience engagement instead
In a time when news organisations and journalists are so obsessed with metrics and audience measurements, maybe we need to step back and see what really matters… good, quality stories […]
So TV isn’t dead! But it depends on how you want to measure the numbers lah…
So I’ve always said that the Internet will lead the way when it comes to media and the news and TV will be left behind. What I actually mean is […]
Living under the constant threat of volcanic eruptions
Mount Sinabung, a volcano in North Sumatera, Indonesia, has been erupting since the 2013 right up till today. I wonder how the people in this area actually live with this […]
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