No magic formula for changing today’s newsrooms
Newsrooms have different cultures and different ways of operating, and so it is up to media leaders to effect change by leading and doing things themselves. In the case of the Nation Multimedia Group,
Newsrooms have different cultures and different ways of operating, and so it is up to media leaders to effect change by leading and doing things themselves. In the case of the Nation Multimedia Group,
Singapore government’s approach to regulating the Internet with a “light touch” remains despite a new move to license online news sites, Minister for Communications and Information Yaacob Ibrahim said yesterday. But the light touch
Korean fast fashion brands are expanding overseas, hoping that tailoring items for Asian consumers will be a winning strategy. Korean fashion retailer E.Land Group has taken an aggressive lead, opening Japanese and Chinese stores
Philippine Airlines (PAL), has expanded its Australian presence starting this month by adding Darwin, Perth and Brisbane to its roster of flights Down Under. The additional routes bring to five the total number of
Philippine shares dropped anew Monday, with Friday’s losses on Wall Street providing foreign funds with an excuse to book profits from the local stock market’s recent run-up. The bellwether PSEi closed at 6763.38, down
Dr Than Htut Aung, CEO of Eleven Media Group, has won the Golden Pen of Freedom for 2013 awarded by the World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers WAN-IFRA. The IFRA founded in 1961
Communities around the Rattanakosin Island area have demanded to see the proposal regarding a Formula One car race, as they prepared to launch a huge campaign this Saturday to prevent such an event being
South-bound Mass Rapid Transit rail services in Singapore were delayed during the morning peak period yesterday by a rail crack – the third such damage in five weeks. SMRT said the crack was discovered
The Malaysian Council for Tobacco Control (MCTC) has called for a comprehensive ban on the advertising, promotion and sponsorship of tobacco products to prevent more smoking-related deaths. Its deputy president Dr Mymoon Alias said
Websites that regularly report on Singapore including Yahoo News will have to get a license from June 1, putting them on par with newspapers and television news outlets, in a move seen by some