Media Notes

Archives 2003

Singapore
Oh, for a Bagful of New Dailies!
My wish for 2004: a real choice of newspapers to choose along with my breakfast. By Seah Chiang Nee, Edge Singapore. Read
Dec 29, 2003

Harmful or opportunistic?
Can two TV stations make it in Singapore or do we eliminate the competition? By Seah Chiang Nee, TheEdge, Singapore. Read
Nov 28, 2003

Media
Waning competition
Lee Kuan Yew wasn't just stating an opinion about harmful TV competition; it may well lead to some major change. By Seah Chiang Nee. Read
Nov 16, 2003

The mellowing of Lee Kuan Yew
As seen by a TV journalist who covered the Senior Minister over the years By CNA's Debra Soon. TODAY Read
Nov 11, 2003

Singapore media
Hitting it big
Why its S$100m global plan will be tough to achieve. By Seah Chiang Nee..Read
Jul 21, 2003

Media - trend
Not a dull moment
Years ago when government was reluctant to see a second national daily, one reason given was there wasn't enough news to make it viable. Today's news is a trifle too exciting. By Seah Chiang Nee .Read
June 17, 2003

Straits Times
Is it plagiarism?
ST features editor uses long passage from a US veteran but attributes it to "journalists who have spent years covering the Middle East". SPH denies its plagiarism.
By Dharmendra Yadav, Singapore Media & SG Daily. Read
Feb 12, 2003

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