Singapore’s retirement scene is evolving, and more and more people will be retiring later in their lives. Some things need to change to adapt to this trend. …read more
Categories: Economics
Source: Mr Wang
Posted by inspir3d on July 13, 2006
Singapore’s retirement scene is evolving, and more and more people will be retiring later in their lives. Some things need to change to adapt to this trend. …read more
Categories: Economics
Source: Mr Wang
Posted in Economics | Comments Off on Singaporeans, Retirement & Old Age
Posted by inspir3d on July 13, 2006
Should the media adopt Dr Lee’s model of “Nation Building?” Is its current strategy of dealing with feedback the most optimal? What should we make of Dr Lee’s latest “robust” reply? Kway Teow Man cooks up another delicious recipe …read more
Posted in Mr Brown, New Media | Comments Off on Fastest Way to Lose the People’s Confidence
Posted by inspir3d on July 13, 2006
I would never have thought of it this way, but Dr Lee’s comments have far reaching implications on national identity. Xenoboy ruminates and forces us into a deep self examination …read more
Categories: National Identity
Source: Xenoboy; Submitted by: Des Lim
Posted in Culture, Philosophy | Comments Off on What Makes You, You?
Posted by inspir3d on July 13, 2006
“And with one stroke, they completely wiped away everything that Hsienloong had said for the last few years and during the election.” Strong words, and more. Redbean gives his take on Dr Lee’s comment. …read more
Categories: Government-Public Divide
Source: My Singapore News
Posted in Govt-Public Divide | Comments Off on to believe in what we hear or see
Posted by inspir3d on July 13, 2006
Dr Lee, are you listening? Kleb has responded to your comment on the Mr Brown issue! …read more
Posted in Mr Brown, New Media | Comments Off on Tell the truth, but not the gotchas.
Posted by inspir3d on July 13, 2006
Dr Lee Boon Yang (finally) says something about the Mr Brown incident. Interestingly enough, one of the comments he made was, “[if MrBrown] had posted the same comment on his blog, we’ll treat it as part of the internet chatter and we would have just let it be!” IS hopes to make the internet a bit more organised so the government will take the blogosphere more seriously. …read more
Categories: MrBrown, New Media
Source: Channelnewsasia, submitted by Kleb
Posted in Mr Brown, New Media | 2 Comments »
Posted by inspir3d on July 13, 2006
Miss Izzy (aka SarongPartyGirl) catches up with the rest of the blogosphere regarding the Mr Brown issue …read more
Categories: MrBrown
Posted in Mr Brown | Comments Off on Sort out the PR already!
Posted by inspir3d on July 13, 2006
Singapore is an interesting topic for the Malaysian press, and perhaps Singaporeans should pay more attention to what Malaysians are saying about us. …read more
Categories: Malaysia
Posted in Asean | Comments Off on Singapore buys Malaysia, Malaysia bombs Singapore
Posted by inspir3d on July 13, 2006
Dr. Vivian Balakrishnan drew a clear line between mainstream media and the internet. According to him, there is a divide between the online and offline worlds. But what is the nature of this so-called divide, and does it really exist? Molly gives her opinion on these questions, and more …read more
Categories: New Media
Posted in New Media | 1 Comment »
Posted by inspir3d on July 13, 2006
Yet another article on the MrBrown issue. But this time, instead of just freedom of expression, Leslie Wee feels that the incident points towards structural changes in Singapore’s economy, changes that perhaps will have a profound impact on the nation’s future …read more
Posted in Economics, Mr Brown | Comments Off on What Really is at Stake?
Posted by inspir3d on July 13, 2006
Lest IS be accused of being partisan, here’s a blog note that actually says some decent things about the Singapore government. There’s more than a grain of wisdom posted here on ‘A Grain of Sand’ …read more
Posted in Govt-Public Divide, New Media | Comments Off on Is Singapore in danger of polarisation?
Posted by inspir3d on July 13, 2006
Subsequent to recent events, the government and the online community has been said to be in danger of “discriminating against each other.” Kevin Lim thinks that this can be averted, and proposes some suggestions towards a more harmonious government-citizen relationship …read more
Posted in Govt-Public Divide | 1 Comment »