Political influence of websites..
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www.sina.com has a very major influence on today's chinese youths serving the net...even an online protest can be organise through it...even the government takes note of the views posted there sometimes...
Their website seems to be able to very manipulative of the youth's in china..
How about singaporean websites? -
Yup, there are websites that shape the minds of young Singaporeans as well.
For girls: beauty, shopping, entertainment news etc.;
For guys: gaming, computer, car, porn etc.
Occasionally when they feel patriotic or want to get ideas for their General Paper subjects, they'd visit www.youngpap.org.sg -
sgforums.com
still need to say meh? -
sammyboi
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An honourable but inadequate attempt to bring democracy to the totalitarian red dot:
http://www.singapore-window.org/ -
how about sammyboy forums?
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www.findSingapore.net/phpbb provides a good forum too for people to interact socially and share views objectively with one another of common interest and make friends.
It is a site not affiliated to any political parties or interests. If you are there, please let me know or communicate through posts. -
I fully agree. I think if government officials are really interested in the pulse of the nation, they should pay attention to the issues raised here. Of course, there will be wheat among the chaff and a tad messy at times, but I have read some very intelligent posts in my brief sojourn here.Originally posted by FireIce:sgforums.com
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yep, sammyboy..so many government-bashing people, wow! (and fiona xie despos )
no offence!!