A polarised media creates a polarised society
We can’t run away from the fact that media ownership along with political and economical factors will affect objectivity.
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Which school should I send my daughter to?
“This is a school! It is not a place for people to come and visit!” the teacher said harshly.
When it comes to religion, better be safe than sorry?
Hush!!! Only the Malaysian state-sanctioned interpretation of Islam will lead you to heaven!
Be ‘selfish’ and rise up, youth of Malaysia!
The drive for social and political change is always initiated by the youth.
Do PMs and presidents have absolute power?
When it comes to democracy, people like to compare the system we have in Malaysia with other countries.
The Malaysian media’s approach towards the 1MDB controversy
Between 20th and 21st July, I observed and monitored as many local news organisations as I could to see how they covered the 1MDB controversy.
Malaysians wouldn’t pay for quality news content… or would they?
Would online news organisations in Malaysia be open and brave enough to experiment and try new models to ensure their own sustainability?
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 […]
Could crowdfunding bring integrity back to journalism in Malaysia?
Recently, news website Rakyat Times, made a public appeal asking for donations to keep themselves afloat in financially trying times. What does this say about the state of news organisations […]
Malaysiakini makes the right move to Whatsapp
When I talk about news, content and social media, I have always meant platforms like Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Google+, YouTube and all that. I could just kick myself for never […]
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