Firstly thanks for doing this AMA, I think your arguments are especially important considering the state Singapore is in.
As a media studies student in Canada myself, I'm highly interested in your opinion regarding our Journalism standards. The quality of journalism in Singapore is heavily impeded by government intervention.
Furthermore you call for the freedom of speech among the public.
My question is:
Should there be a move to a free-er press and freedom of speech, would that not result in an intense polarization and division among the public much like the case we see now in the USA?
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Hi Cherian,
Firstly thanks for doing this AMA, I think your arguments are especially important considering the state Singapore is in.
As a media studies student in Canada myself, I'm highly interested in your opinion regarding our Journalism standards. The quality of journalism in Singapore is heavily impeded by government intervention.
Furthermore you call for the freedom of speech among the public.
My question is:
Should there be a move to a free-er press and freedom of speech, would that not result in an intense polarization and division among the public much like the case we see now in the USA?
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