Eric Loo

COMMENT | Readers and journalists need to work together to uncover the whole truth.

COMMENT | The elites still have power to influence how certain issues are reported and framed.

COMMENT | 'Will an M'sian media council have the power and independence to foster good journalism practices?' 

COMMENT | Citizen-generated content can fill the gaps created by decades of politically correct reporting.

COMMENT | ‘Only then can the mainstream media reclaim public trust and credibility lost during BN’s era.’

COMMENT | A Thai football team’s rescue serves as a reminder to the media to report the good.

COMMENT | Journalists should keep on asking the tough questions that cut through the political spin.

COMMENT | The journalist’s moral duty is to do the right thing and tenaciously investigate matters of public interest.

COMMENT | Veteran editors and journalists must lead in setting higher standards for M’sian journalism.

COMMENT | I hope there’s no shuffling of new cards on the past polarised politics of race and religious intolerance.

COMMENT | Like impulsive consumers in the marketplace, voters are motivated by emotions, habits and learned biases.

COMMENT | Consider these FACTS if you plan to send out a message – before you start regretting!

COMMENT | Be your own truth seeker, by being more selective of what you read and view.

To do so, attend to your hidden assumptions, and recognise your own biases.

Black-and-white thinking leaves no room for ambiguity.

Polarised political discourse originates from how language shapes the mind.

Life does go on after retirement - even if in different forms.

Biases and prejudices are learned from childhood.

An antidote to Trump’s divisive presidency.

Raising the stakes in demanding reforms?

Blind faith in Trump is indeed foolish.

Bilingual skills are a Malaysian strength.

Satirists may be our lost jesters now found.

They must get involved in uncovering wrongs.