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 [Mrbrown.com] mrbrown: L'infantile terrible of Singapore: Unless otherwise expressly stated, all original material of whatever nature created by Lee Kin Mun and included in this weblog and any related pages, including the weblog's archives, is licensed under a Creative Commons License.

 [Globalvoicesonline.org] Global Voices Online » Blog Archive » Podcast ban and regulation ...: When documentary filmmaker Martyn See produced Singapore Rebel, a 26-minute movie about Chee Soon Juan’s acts of civil disobedience, it was banned from the 2005 Singapore International Film Festival and See was placed under investigation for violation of the Films Act for knowingly distributing or exhibiting a “party political film”–and it was not even election season.

[Voyager.blogs.com] voyeurism: specifically, last month, two classes of First Year Geography students (sixteen- and seventeen-year-olds) were tasked by their teacher - William Yeo (who deserves full credit for designing the project task so originally and elegantly) - to break into smaller groups and author a series of podcasts on selected topics in population geography, such as population policies and the population-resources relationship. technical training of the students was ably carried out by the good people over at the Whoopcast Network.

 [Theory.isthereason.com] theory.isthereason » Political podcasting banned during Singapore ...: From Singabloodypore, I learned of Yawning Bread’s must-read article entitled Blogging During Elections. There you’ll find a rare glimpse of our government’s regulations on the Parliamentary Elections Act, specifically related to the blogging of political content and the ease at which uninitiated bloggers can be prosecuted in Singapore.

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