A Teaser to "Big Boys Blogging"
This essay is written many years ago when I was part of Singapore Angle, and discuss my encounter with a minister in a TV show.
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Non Sequitur Economics
In this essay from Singapore many years back, I examine the non sequitur economics specifically on the consumer price index (CPI) and inflation rates.
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Impact of US Midterm Elections to Singapore
In this essay written in Singapore Angle, I examine the impact of US 2006 mid-term elections and its impact to Singapore.
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Two Singapores
This essay is written many years back in Singapore Angle about inequality and elitism.
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Is Social Engineering still appropriate for Singapore?
This is an essay I have written on social engineering many years back in Singapore Angle.
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Setting the Stage: PM's Rally Speech 2006
In this essay written many years back in Singapore Angle, I reviewed the PM's rally speech in 2006, similar to the US president's state of the union.
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A Reprise to "Bloggers and Politics"
This is an article which I have written many years ago in Singapore on bloggers and politics.
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Thriving without Intervention: Entrepreneurship in Perspective
Here's an archived article which I have written in Singapore Angle many years back on how entrepreneur in Singapore can thrive with certain boundary conditions.
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The Government should let the hotel open a bak chor mee stall
Here is an archived article which I have written in Singapore Angle on demarcating the boundaries between mainstream and citizen journalism.
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Can Singapore support Basic & Social Sciences?
Can Singapore support basic and social sciences? This is an archived article which I have written for the old Singapore Angle blog.
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What if there is a Blogger Registration Act?
I discuss what if Singapore decides to institute a blogger registration act.
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Aggregators, Blogs and Credibility: The "ABC" for Citizen Journalism
In this article, I review the emergence of group blogs (aggregators & congregators) and explain how they can be important in closing the credibility gap in blogs, and indicate directions for future research in this area.
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