Tag: TODAY: Chip off the Blog
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TODAY: Voyeur TV ‘live’ on a computer near you
DIY reality videos made with free online tools the rage among netizens HOSTING video files on the Internet is not a new concept, and you can find a variety of services — both free and paid — to store and share your video clips. Two of the most popular are YouTube (www.youtube.com) and Google Video…
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TODAY: Did you get the numbers right?
Afterthoughts and comments by Netizens about the election WITH the dust still settling from Saturday’s polls, check out the post-election quips from our bloggers. On the still-brewing James Gomez saga, blogger “beconfused” (beconfused.com) wondered whether it would be the end of the Workers’ Party member’s career. “If the PAP are aggressive enough, perhaps it may…
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TODAY: What’s rally worth blogging about
Netizens get active in their blogs about the election – and even upload rally clips THE Labour Day break made for good (blog) reading, what with the election rallies out in full swing, taking advantage of the long weekend just before Saturday’s polling. But I qualify “good” reading here with blogs. You have to sift…
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TODAY: Buzz remains for hustings
“Remember! Prison got no broadband!” Politicians have stopped blogging but netizens continue to give their takes on next month’s elections SO IT seems you can blog about politics during the election period except when your website has “persistently political views”. But Workers’ Party member Goh Meng Seng is taking no chances as he stopped blogging…
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TODAY: Out of the classroom…
… and onto the Web – how GP teachers engage students AT the blog “The General Paper” (generalpaper.wordpress.com), Victoria Junior College (www.vjc.moe.edu.sg) teacher Hoe Gim Yau points students to Internet articles relevant to the A level General Paper (GP) subject, telling them that they should practise leaving comments on the entries posted there. And why…