I was deeply attracted by how Ronson conveys his messages after flipping through his book. It was an interesting read, written in a story-telling manner. He tells stories of those he has met and views the stories from the perspective of the victims. His writing does not advocate against cyber humiliation, instead he portrays the […]
…how our personal information is being used and stored by digital platforms raise many questions.
Do we rage and mourn purely based on the ephemerality of social media?
Why the internet means that the government no longer has a monopoly over propaganda.
The Ryan Giggs’ drama goes to show that rights to privacy and free press have to keep up with technological changes in this age of social media.
A 20-year old Singaporean speaks up about frustrations with the system, the fear and apathy amongst Singaporeans, and why she is volunteering to help the Workers’ Party.
The call of the people is accountability which is the ultimate checks and balances of democracy.
The People’s Judge continues his call to the young to use the tools of modern communication to effect change in Malaysia, pointing out how we are stuck with a government using 19th century British colonial laws to further repress us.
Is Malaysia a nation of cowards, who only sit and moan at what is going on around them?
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