More info: Singapore Writers Festival
Tharman, the $$$ Minister
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Papies down wit da hood, shizzle on my nizzle..
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13th ASEAN Summit
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We don’t need no regulation..
- Just Stuff: The Terrible Cost of ‘Regulating’ The Internet
Charity? More Clarity!
- The Kway Teow Man: Sustainable Funding Model for Charities
Daily Discourse
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Life, the universe and everything
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Infoblogoramus
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Public Service Announcement
- Channel News Asia: S’poreans travelling to Philippines advised to register with MFA
Wah! Singapore Daily, thanks man for bringing us really indepth analysis concerning the regulation of the blogosphere. I have been trying to read up more abt it in the newspapers, but there is hardly any write up’s on it!!!!!! I wonder why? Isn’t this important? I am not a blogger myself, just an occasional reader of blogs, but even then, I consider it very important blogosphere should continue to remain a place that is free.
Kudos!
Posted by Louhon Khuo | November 30, 2007, 1:21 pm