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Say NO to internet regulation in Singapore.
Daily SG: 9 Dec 2008
Posted by singaporedaily on December 9th, 2008
Town Councils Lose $12M Public Funds
- TOC: MP instructs TC Manager after meeting Minister: “We will NOT disclose any further details” on TC Investments
- Feed Me To The Fish: Why is the Town Council bleeding me?
- For Want of a Better Title: Fair and balanced?
- The Lionheart: Conspiracy of Silence
- TOC: Dr Teo Ho Pin, where is our money?
- TOC: Town councils’ funds: Exchange betwen Olsen and Fu
High Notes and Minibombs
- Sgpolitics: Tan Kin Lian talks about social justice and gives an update on possible class action lawsuits by investors at TOC event on 6 Dec
- Wayang Party: “Caveat emptor”: an easy way out for MAS and the FIs?
- Mathia Lee: The extent of Apathy in Singapore
- Tan Kin Lian’s Blog: Election into public office
Fire Foreigners First
- Dee Kay Dot As Gee: The most Swee Say-ing that I’ve heard lately
- BothSidesOfTheJohorStraits: SweeSay urges employers to retrench foreigners first
- The Lycan Times: Priority to the Local Worker
Strangers in a Strange Land
- Yawning Bread: Muddy Singapore swallows China workers [1] [2] [Thanks udders]
- i have succumbed to peer pressure: Muddy Singapore swallows China workers
- TOC: Fed up with statistics? (Part 2)
One-Party to Rule Us All
- Everyday’s Life in a Snapshot: Opposition parties: No time to cross swords
- Wayang Party: Is fear of politics keeping worthy Singaporeans from public office?
Christian Couple Charged With Sedition
- Chemical Generation Singapore: Sedition! Sedition! Halleluyiah!
Lee vs Chee
- Jacob’s Weblog: What the Constitution gives, the State takes away
- Singabloodypore: Singapore Maneuvers In Response to Chee
Housing
- Diary of A Singaporean Mind: HDB : More subprime than subprime USA..
Pink Issues: DBS-FOTF
- Yawning bread: Educating DBS
- Musings: BT article on DBS-FOTF tie-up
Universal Declaration of Human Rights 60th Anniversary
- Singapore Social Activist: The Right to a Dignified Life!
Odex Saga
- Anonymous_X: The Odex-ed saga: Resistance may not necessarily be futile
Daily Discourse
- Desparatebeep: In Praise of Discomfort
- The boy who knew too much: Does Singapore take a long-term view?
- Balderdash: Clinton’s civil response to Lee Kuan Yew
- The Secret Political Blog: A Nuclear Plant in Singapore?
- byon’s blog: Why are Singaporeans emigrating?
Life, the universe and everything
- a writer’s blog: Meeting the President of Singapore
- Vic.SG says: Things So Singaporean! [Corrected, thanks Ed and Victor]
- Angry Angmo: The 5 Best Places To Have A Cold Christmas In Singapore [Thanks Florian]
It’s Football, not Soccer
- Endoh’s Dungeon: Myanmar- The Asean Football Terror
- My Game of Life: 5 stars performance*****
December 10th, 2008 at 12:34 am
“Mr Raju Buddharaju, 58, the NLB’s director of digital resources and services, explained that one of the criteria for archival is that the selected blogs have to belong to “a representative sample that would reflect a snapshot of society”.
Yes, I know the next 100 will be chosen.
Infact, I have asked the entire brotherhood to be present on the turn of the new year.
We shall see where it all goes.
I am sure another round of fun will be schedule.
You see we never ever forget.
By the time we have finished with you, there will be nothing left.
Y2K
December 10th, 2008 at 1:43 pm
Y2K
“By the time we have finished with you, there will be nothing left.”
Huh! I thought that’s where we were already?
(a) BP has been shut down for good.
(b) There is only you, me and pumpman around.
(c) The rest have taken off.
Any idea when they will put me in a new placing?
I put in a request 3 weeks ago. Haven’t even got any news or so much as a reply on my request for a transfer.
I think, they have forgotten about us Y2K?
SD
December 11th, 2008 at 10:24 am
Hi :)
Don’t really wish to get involved. But I was just around the neighborhood and couldnt help hearing.
I think the issue concerning the Brotherhood versus the National library board should be put to rest.
I have good reason to believe this matter was actually discussed at a dept level. Most people already realize one reason why the Brotherhood Press pulled out lock, stock and barrel from the Singapore Blogosphere was due to Mr Raju’s published statement.
However, I can assure you all Mr Raju’s views do not in any way represent either the official or definitive position of the National Library Board.
We live in ever changing times and I believe we will all have to adapt accordingly.
We sincerely hope the brotherhood press will put this matter to rest and restart its engines again to make Singapore an exciting e-hub that promotes the reading habit.
December 11th, 2008 at 11:25 am
Can we stop using that awful H word already. And no more e- , i- and all that nonsense too ;-)
December 11th, 2008 at 12:38 pm
Great Yee,
I am so happy to hear this. We look forward to his resignation then.
Trust me, once the news comes out. I can personally guarantee you 100% the BP will restart again within 24 hrs.
SD