Life's pretty good despite...
The little person can only whisper words of caution
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0Lowest of the low in journalism
We need to be more critical and sceptical.
0Bersih on a cool Saturday in Sydney
About 600 mainly M'sian students demonstrate for free and fair elections in a peaceful and fuss-free atmosphere.
0Well-wishes to Bersih 3.0
Context, process as important as the outcome.
0The right to be free
LGBTs too are entitled to dignity and rights.
0Ending preferential treatment
Time to rein in, review and reinvent
0Reporting crime in context
Beware becoming desensitised to violent crimes.
0More than prayers for justice to prevail
Let’s talk as a collective of concerned citizens.
0One event, many 'truths'
It’s a fluid concept in times like these.
0Taking people for fools
Moronic statements are fodder for MSM.
0Leave the Internet alone
It's only as good as our purpose for using it.
0Media reforms from ground up
Public pressure can be a powerful business argument.
0Catching up on another year
And, the right to vote needs everybody's support.
0Asian journalists aim to do better
Reflecting on issues faced daily in the newsroom.
0Enticing M'sians to come home
They won't, unless there's a better life here.
0What will it take to reform?
Change must emerge from the hardline conservatives.
0What will our political leaders leave us?
Tunku’s legacy for inclusiveness whithers.
0Stories that need to be told
Journalists are morally obliged to expose all forms of abuse.
0Biding time for regime change
Despite setbacks, there is still hope for change in the country.
0Q&A with a media bull detector (Pt 2)
Part II of an interview with author John McManus
0Q&A with a media bull detector (Pt 1)
‘Detecting Bull’, written by John McManus, is a guide to help discern between quality and junk journalism. In this two-part interview he discusses his book and the impact of the Internet on news dissemination.
0Tipping point of discontent?
Those who returned because they were inspired by hopes...
0For God's sake, stop quibbling
Journalists should take it upon themselves to be more educated in comparative religion and race studies and to do a better job in providing the facts and contexts - particularly in Malaysia where race, religion and politics tend to merge.
0So much to do but so little time
Seems like it was just yesterday we sang Christmas carols. As we grow older the days and years seem to get shorter. Been there. Done that.
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