The Pulau Batu Puteh Predicament: A Preliminary Study of Malaysian Media Coverage Azliana Abdul Aziz, Vilashini Somiah, Azizah Hamzah & Mohd Yahya Mohamed Ariffin Abstract The media plays a very significant role in keeping diplomatic ties between countries strong. The media is strongly responsible for covering issues as ethically and as unbiased as possible in [...]
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University Malaya’s Students Point Of View on Pulau Batu Puteh & The Media
Posted: February 26, 2010 in about me, Anak Bangsa Malaysia, Malaysia, malaysia press, Malaysia Today, malaysiakini, Malaysian Politics, Pulau Batu Putih, University MalayaTags: Bangsa Malaysia, education, Malaysia, Press Freedom, Singapore, University Malaya
Nadeswaran – Don’t Shoot The Messenger
Posted: June 29, 2009 in Citizen Nades, Information, Malaysia, malaysia press, Malaysian Indian, Malaysian Politics, Sabah, The SunTags: corruption, democracy, Malaysian Politics, Press Freedom
R Nadeswaran aka Citizen Nades, my countryman, who writes for the Sun is one Investigative Journalist I have great respect as I am a bit of a fan. I worked in Peninsular Malaysia as the Bureau Chief for a Sabah based paper for nearly 5 years and am familiar with many of Nadeswaran’s cutting-edge reports [...]
Death Of The Mainstream Media
Posted: April 21, 2009 in Bernama, DAP, Malaysia, malaysia press, Malaysia Today, malaysiakini, Malaysian Politics, Pakatan Rakyat, Penang, UMNO, YB. R.S.N RAYERTags: Malaysian Politics, Press Freedom
As usual the mainstream media is spinning again. Today Bernama started the ball rolling by this headlines “Ruckus on first day of Penang Assembly sitting.” Ruckus, what ruckus? There was no ruckus at all at the Assembly. Only thing that happened was my good friend YB R. S. N. Rayer (DAP-Seri Delima) told opposition leader [...]
Indonesian Supreme Court Drops $106 Million Defamation Suit Against Time Magazine
Posted: April 17, 2009 in corruption, defamation, indonesia, Jakarta High Court, SuhartoTags: corruption, governance, indonesia, Press Freedom, Time Magazine
Indonesia’s top court cleared Time magazine of charges it had defamed former dictator Suharto in a cover story that alleged his family amassed billions of dollars during his decades-long rule. The court said the publication did not have to pay $106 million in damages to his estate. The ruling, which marks the end of the [...]
Open Letter To His Majesty Duli Yang Maha Mulia Seri Paduka Baginda Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin, About Raja Petra
Posted: February 18, 2009 in Anwar Ibrahim, Internal Security Act, Malaysia, Malaysian Human Rights, Malaysian Politics, Raja Petra, Reporters Without Borders, Sultan Mizan Zainal AbidinTags: Press Freedom
“Your Majesty, do everything in your power to prevent any judicial error” Open letter to the Sultan of Malaysia about blogger Raja Petra Kamaruddin Reporters Without Borders secretary-general Jean-François Julliard wrote today to Sultan Mahmud Al-MuktafiBillah Shah, the king of Malaysia, asking him to intercede in the case of “RPK”. “Your Majesty, Reporters Without Borders, [...]
