CIJ indicated that on a total of 3,808 items from six newspapers in English, Malay and Tamil to measure the media contents on elections, ranging from news articles, editorials, opinion pieces, photographs and letter to the editors.
Among the three English dailies, CIJ noted that the "most pro-ruling government" was the Star with 63.12 percent of its space dedicated to the pro-ruling party.
It also had the smallest proportion of pro-opposition stories at 5.5 percent. Neutral stories took up 31.31 percent of its space.
Should the Citizen of Malaysia activate "Makkal Sakti" on The Star.
Tuesday, April 1, 2008
Sunday, March 30, 2008
Are Bloggers Bias
Higher Education Minister Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin said the feedback was aimed at correcting inaccurate statements and false allegations about the Government, which appeared in some of the cyber articles.
He said the Government was not given a chance to explain certain issues to the people.
Any comments??
He said the Government was not given a chance to explain certain issues to the people.
Any comments??
Thursday, August 2, 2007
Malaysia Government Classification
Barisan National Run Government of Malaysia Classification.
THE BLIND
They do not know how to make their own wealth grow or how to gain new wealth, nor do they have moral sense to differentiate between good and evil.
THE ONE-EYED
They have one Money-Eye, but lack the Moral Wisdom-Eye. They know how to expand their wealth and create new wealth, but nothing of nurturing good morality.
THE TWO-EYED
Hey have both the Money-Eye and the Moral Wisdom-Eye. They are capable of increasing wealth and acquiring new wealth, as well as nurturing good morality.
THE BLIND
They do not know how to make their own wealth grow or how to gain new wealth, nor do they have moral sense to differentiate between good and evil.
THE ONE-EYED
They have one Money-Eye, but lack the Moral Wisdom-Eye. They know how to expand their wealth and create new wealth, but nothing of nurturing good morality.
THE TWO-EYED
Hey have both the Money-Eye and the Moral Wisdom-Eye. They are capable of increasing wealth and acquiring new wealth, as well as nurturing good morality.
Monday, July 30, 2007
Monday, July 23, 2007
Sunday, July 22, 2007
Racial Bias in selection.
.The Star dated Sunday July 22,2007
Racial bias in the selection of players is another problem perceived to be prevalent.
Sports and Physical Education department assistant director Dr Zuber Hassan . Denied the above caption, adding that he had not received any complaints: “In high performance sport, race plays no part. We want the best players; if you are good, you will make the cut.”
The case is usually the racial stereotyping that is entrenched in our culture, he opined.
Racial bias in the selection of players is another problem perceived to be prevalent.
Sports and Physical Education department assistant director Dr Zuber Hassan . Denied the above caption, adding that he had not received any complaints: “In high performance sport, race plays no part. We want the best players; if you are good, you will make the cut.”
The case is usually the racial stereotyping that is entrenched in our culture, he opined.
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