The Fat Bidin Podcast (Ep 50) – Battle of the PMs and earthshaking news
The Fat Bidin Podcast (Ep 50) – Battle of the PMs and earthshaking news Just like everyone else, Zan and Aizyl are pretty curious about why the Prime Minister Najib […]
The Fat Bidin Podcast (Ep 50) – Battle of the PMs and earthshaking news Just like everyone else, Zan and Aizyl are pretty curious about why the Prime Minister Najib […]
Readers have become the number one revenue generator for newspapers around the world. It used to be advertising. Looks like the old model has gone belly up! And only yesterday, […]
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 […]
Okay! Word is in that Facebook’s Instant Articles really is fast! There’s no doubt about it because, aside from all the articles written about it, I have also tried it […]
The Fat Bidin Podcast (Ep 49) – Mass graves… national security issue or tourism opportunity? Zan and Aizyl discuss the proposal to turn the mass graves found in Perlis into […]
The human factor or the Chartbeat culture? This is a debate that has been raging on in newsrooms everywhere (including here in Malaysia) and the most common argument is that […]
1. The New York Times’ report, ‘Rohingya migrants from Myanmar, shunned by Malaysia, are spotted adrift in Andaman Sea‘ by Southeast Asia correspondent Thomas Fuller (who I’ve worked with before) […]
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 […]
The Fat Bidin Podcast (Ep 47) – What’s ASEAN’s deal with human rights, man? Zan and Aizyl try and tackle the issue of boat people stranded at sea and the […]
Last Wednesday, Facebook launched their Instant Articles feature where they ‘collaborated’ with several news organisations (The New York Times, National Geographic, Buzz Feed, NBC News, The Atlantic, The Guardian, BBC […]