Are Property Prices affected by who you vote for?
In this essay, I explain whether the property prices are affected by who you vote for.
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Singapore Angle
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The Economics about Banning Political Films
In this essay, I explain the demand and supply with the impact of a political film to explain why banning section 35 is worse option for the ruling party in Singapore.
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Community Moderation: Thoughts from the Internet Regulatory Reform Seminar
As part of the work that I have done with other bloggers on the "Proposals for Internet Freedom in Singapore", we did a seminar and here are some of my thoughts outlined during that session in 2008.
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Official Reply from Singapore Government on the Proposals for Internet Freedom
Here is an archive on the government's response to the proposals for internet freedom which I have collaborated with other bloggers in 2008. The proposal is one of the best work that I have done and some of my contributions are turned into policy later.
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Interpreting the "Light Touch"
In this essay written in Singapore Angle many years back, I explained how one can interpret the government's light touch principle when it comes to speech.
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The Chronicles of Odex: the ISPs, the Downloaders and the Customers' Privacy
In this essay written in Singapore Angle, I examine the Odex legal case in 2007 and place some points for future discussion.
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Seperated By a Mental Bridge: Thoughts on the Iskander Development Region
In this essay written many years back in Singapore, I examine why Singapore and Malaysia are separated by a mental bridge.
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A Dialogue concerning Two Medias
In this essay written in Singapore many years back, I examine the dialogues between mainstream and social media and their differences.
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What do Singaporeans mean by the private sector being better
In this article from Singapore Angle many years back, I examine what Singaporeans mean by the private sector being better.
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Why SAF Officers have fast track promotions
In this essay written in Singapore Angle many years back, I examine why military officers in Singapore Armed Forces have fast track promotions.
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Revisiting the Gini Index
In this essay written in Singapore Angle, I examine how the Gini co-efficient from the Department of Statistics in Singapore need to be revised due to transfer payments.
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How far can we really go?
In this essay from Singapore Angle many years ago, I discuss the limits of freedom of speech.
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