Malaysian government and blogging Radio Singapore International
The phenomenal rise of blogs has been driven largely by the common man, who now has a tool with which to share his views, unrestrained, unedited and uncensored, with the rest of the world. This has caused large media organizations and governments to sit up and take note.
Blook: New Medium For Creative Writing Bernama
KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 28 (Bernama) -- "I came out from the bank at 4pm. The guard changed the sign "OPEN" to "CLOSED". I bumped into a friend who failed to make it in time to the bank. He jokingly remarked, "You must have withdrawn lots of money! Wonder why they closed the bank".
MRCS deploys 3,000 staff and volunteers The Star Online
KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian Red Crescent Society (MRCS) has mobilised more than 3,000 staff and volunteers to areas affected by floods nationwide to provide relief to the victims.
Blogging to unblock The Star Online
Malaysian writer Ooi Yang-May tells ELIZABETH TAI how blogging helped her overcome a dry spell.
Where Holocaust denial is welcomed BBC News
In parts of Europe, Holocaust denial is a crime punishable by jail. But in Iran it is encouraged. Frances Harrison attends a conference for Holocaust deniers.
Pim Techamuanvivit: Menu For Hope at Chez Pim HuffingtonPost
Menu for Hope III Every year, Food Bloggers from all over the world get together for a fundraising campaign. We call it 'Menu for Hope'. Last year, we raised $17,000 to help UNICEF. This year, Menu for Hope III raises funds to support the UN World Food Programme , which provides hunger relief for needy people worldwide. To us Food Bloggers, food is a joy. On our blogs, we celebrate
The Joys of Tantric Blogging RedNova
By Will Quah OK, OK. So there's nothing that tantric about blogging (although if you look at some sites, you might disagree), but it makes a great title, and that is, primarily, what a lot of blogs are all about. But I'm getting ahead of myself. Blogging is a modern day phenomenon.
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