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A tripartite approach to tackling fake news – media tech companies, State, consumers
Among the many wonderful museums in Singapore, one of the most evocative must be the Former Ford Factory. Walking down the museum’s quiet driveway, you feel like you might come face to face with General Arthur Percival and his troops, trudging in resolutely as they bear a flag of surrender, soon to capitulate to the Japanese forces.
China, Taiwan, and the United States in the Taiwan Strait Crises, 1954-1958
China, Taiwan, and the United States in the Taiwan Strait Crises, 1954-1958
Why waste management is such a knotty issue in Singapore
Why waste management is such a knotty issue in Singapore
Hey mum, don't spread that fake news
The vulnerability that seniors face in the digital age also has to do with the fact that they often have a much smaller and limited social network, said communication and technology professor Lim Sun Sun of the Singapore University of Technology and Design.
Raffles bicentennial stokes debate in Singapore over colonization legacy
Raffles bicentennial stokes debate in Singapore over colonization legacy
Apple Martin tells off mother Gwyneth Paltrow for sharing photo without consent
Let’s get poetic about the wonders of an engineering education
In a paradox rich with Dickensian undertones, one could say it is perhaps the best of times and the worst of times to be an engineer.
Commentary: Shady tactics in influencer campaigns make social media the new frontier for stubbing out smoking
The use of global social media campaigns by multinational tobacco companies to glamourise smoking is what authorities ought to focus on…
More primary schools keep out sugary drinks
Raffles who? 200 years since the British colonialist, Singapore would rather he disappear
For half a century since 1969, a white polymarble statue of Sir Stamford Raffles stood by the Singapore River, purportedly at the exact…
