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Archive for the ‘Editorial’ Category

Police: Distribution of fliers by PAP ‘not an offence’

According to a report published by free tabloid TODAY 5 years ago, the police were investigating a case of anti-PAP flyers being distributed in Sengkang at the time (‘Police classify distributing anti-PAP flyers as ‘seditious’‘). The news report stated that the police classified the case under the Sedition Act, where...

New NEA Chairman used to scold SGs for ‘poor upbringing’

The National Environment Agency (NEA) announced yesterday (19 Mar) that Liak Teng Lit, currently the Group CEO of Alexandra Health System, will take over as the new Chairman of its Board of Directors from 1 April 2015. Mr Liak has been the Deputy Chairman of NEA since the start of last year. He is also the Chairman of the Public...

M1 and StarHub consider suing Singtel for defamation

M1 and StarHub today (19 Mar) said that they are exploring the possibility of further action against Singtel over Singtel's use of social media agency Gushcloud to badmouth M1 and Starhub in its online smear campaign. The controversy first became public after blogger Wendy Cheng revealed that Gushcloud had instructed its bloggers...

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