0
KL police chief Mohmad Salleh says a riot will be engineered to demonstrate police violence to 'the whole world'.
0
00000
UPDATED 6.45PM
SABAH RCI
Bernard Dompok says the ministry told him in a letter that its officers won't appear before the PSC.
000000
UPDATED 6.45PM
PKR says it received unofficial notification from Dang Wangi police HQ that police will facilitate the rally.
000
INTERVIEW
‘Black 505' rallies are bearing fruit, says DAP’s Liew Chin Tong. But Abdul Aziz says no one is making him quit.
0000
Penang CM Lim Guan Eng argues that the source of the raw water from Kedah is not an excuse to charge the Penang gov't over it.
00
Roy Tan, Chin Aik’s family spokesperson, says he was told this by the NRD officials whom he met this morning.
[VIDEO]
0
The Bill aims to give the Selangor legislature more independence and Hannah Yeoh hopes to see it implemented soon.
000
UPDATED 8.10PM
Sg Burong rep and S'gor opposition leader Mohd Shamsudin Lias slams the move as 'pure politics to undermine BN'.
00
UPDATED 3.25PM
SABAH RCI
The state had 98,066 IMM13 holders, issued to refugees who fled the 1970s conflict.
0
A special team is given one month to investigate if sabotage, or not, could have resulted in the ink being easily washed off.
000
UPDATED 2.38PM
Tian Chua says the government is fearmongering again when the people have proven they can rally peacefully.
0
The Home Ministry and the police have to stop giving excuses over the rising spate of crimes in the country.
0
This will help the people decide whether the assault report against you makes you fit to be home minister, Puchong MP tells Ahmad Zahid.
000
The ex-MCA chief slams the double standards in not penalising Ng for defying the party resolution to abstain from all posts.
0
The Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement would especially affect families that cannot afford patented medicine.
00
UPDATED 12.58PM
They urge the public not to believe the website, claiming the cops have succesfully reduced the crime rate.
0
UPDATED 8.15PM
The Meteorological Department says it anticipated the haze to prolong until Wednesday next week.
0
FREE
VOXPOP
‘If you think this is bad, wait till you see the final cost of the project. As usual, we have to pay for the BN follies.’
00
FREE
YOURSAY
‘Learning Bahasa is our duty, but don't tell me we have to learn it because we have to be grateful for not using Jawi.’
000SHAH ALAM, 19June 2013 –DiGi Telecommunications Sdn Bhd (“DiGi”)’s DiGi WWWOW Internet For All Awards 2013 – now in its third consecutive year - is moving up a notch in the excitement stakes as the voting process gets underway. With voting open from 3– 23 June 2013 , more than 1,000 current nominees are busy promoting their entries in the hope of winning money-can’t-buy experiences.
Amongst the special prizes to be won is an all-expense paid for trip to Oslo, Norway to attend the Nobel Prize Concert and sit in the exclusive CNN interviews - for the winners of the People’s Choice Award and DiGi WWWOW of the Year award. Other special prizes include a trip to The Philippines to meet fellow top bloggers and an opportunity to pick the brains of the Managing Editor of Yahoo! SEA on developing photo stories. In total, winners in the 15 categories stand to win RM165,000 in prizes.
“After two successful editions of the DiGi WWWOW Internet For All Awards where we celebrated the power of the Internet and its ability to inspire others, we are now focusing on how the Internet is really a force that not only empowers Netizens to dream big, but also a channel for them to achieve greater success. Many Netizens are already fully embracing this year’s theme of ‘Dream Big, Do Bigger’,” said Chan May Ling, Head of Marketing Services for DiGi.
“I am excited to see the overwhelming response that we have received and am confident that this excitement will continue and more Netizens will participate. To date, we have recorded more unique visitors as compared to last year and we are looking forward to surpass the number of last year’s submissions,” added May Ling.
For Netizens who have not submitted their entries, it is still not too late – as public submission of entries is open until 23 June 2013. However, they should hurry, as 22,000votes have already been cast (as of 17 June 2013).Endorsed by the Malaysian Communications & Multimedia Commission (MCMC), this year’s awards programme recognises Malaysia’s top talents in social media, digital content and web commerce who have inspired others to achieve greater things and do more good through the power of the Internet. After public voting closes on 23 June 2013, the results will be announced at a first-of-its kind virtual awards ceremony on 6 July 2013.
The DiGi WWWOW Internet For All Awards 2013 is supported by main partners ASTRO, Era.fm, Hitz.fm, Asia Web Direct, AIG, HTC Malaysia and Starbucks Malaysia, and key industry partners Churp Churp, Google Malaysia, Kolej IACT, InMobi, Innity, Lowyat.net, Malaysiakini, MSN, Mudah.my, Nuffnang, Says.my and Yahoo!
This year, there are 15 award categories for the DiGi WWWOW Internet For All Awards 2013 as follows:
Winners of all awards will be chosen based on a combination of public voting and judges’ decisions, except for two categories - The People’s Choice of the Year category is determined by popular vote while The Best of the Best category will be decided by the panel of judges from the winners of the remaining 13 categories, all of which are selected based on a combined score of popular votes and judges’ decision.
Get involved in the excitement of the DiGi WWWOW Internet For All Awards 2013 at www.WWWOW.my or join the chatter with #DGWWWOW.
About the DiGi WWWOW Internet For All Awards 2013
The DiGi WWWOW Awards is Malaysia’s first and only Internet For All awards, celebrating the achievements of ordinary Malaysians online. The DiGi-initiated awards celebration is based on 100% user-generated entries to showcase the incredible creativity, ingenuity and entrepreneurialism of ordinary Malaysians, who use the Internet in extraordinary ways to inspire others. It is supported by 19collaborating partners who believe in the power of the Internet to transform collaboration, community and commerce.
Last year, the DiGi WWWOW Internet For All Awards 2012 was another big hit, building upon the success of the inaugural awards in 2011. The DiGi WWWOW Internet For All Awards 2012 registered 1,705 unique entries submitted in a 30-day period and received a total of 170,629 votes for the 14 categories that were opened to voting, over the 14-day voting period. Meanwhile, the awards made waves in cyberspace - recording over 2,000 tweets carrying the #DiGiWWWOW hashtag and creating more than 3 million impressions, while the WWWOW.my microsite saw 1.4 million page views from 335,000 unique visitors.
About DiGi
DiGi Telecommunications Sdn Bhd provides mobile voice, internet and broadband services. It is committed to driving Malaysia's growth by building a mobile internet and broadband environment that enables true connectivity, creates socio-economic development, and helps businesses grow. DiGi continues to be a game-changer for the Malaysian telecommunications industry, with a solid history of product and service innovation, and is a leader in driving progressive and responsible business practices. Listed on Bursa Malaysia, it is part of global telecommunications provider Telenor Group.
For more information about DiGi, please visit www.digi.com.my
Issued by Communications Department
For media enquiries, please contact Azlyn Abd Rahman at +6016 336 3327 or
nurabdur@digi.com.my
0
