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[edit] References
These are some references I dug up during the abused AfD process. Perhaps those with institutional access or the patience of microfilm/fiche can look through and include any which are useful. --Rifleman 82 17:09, 26 December 2006 (UTC)
1. Changing colour, The Straits Times (Singapore), November 9, 2006 Thursday, LIFE! - LIFE BUZZ, 170 words 2. Govt had to deal with mrbrown's criticisms: PM, The Straits Times (Singapore), August 21, 2006 Monday, 3465 words, Lynn Lee 3. Blogging's more than idle chatter; It may, over time, help to raise political consciousness, The Straits Times (Singapore), August 2, 2006 Wednesday, REVIEW - OTHERS, 1013 words, Andy Ho, Senior Writer 4. Your Insights; Last week, Insight examined the issue of blogger mr brown, who drew a strong response from the Government following a newspaper column, and also discussed the evolving roles of the online and traditional media. Here is what some of our readers had to say:, The Straits Times (Singapore), July 29, 2006 Saturday, REVIEW - INSIGHT, 360 words 5. mr brown opens door to media debate, The Straits Times (Singapore), July 22, 2006 Saturday, 239 words, Li Xueying 6. No action against mr brown's supporters, The Straits Times (Singapore), July 22, 2006 Saturday, 221 words 7. Did the Govt really shut down a bak chor mee stall?; If it's Internet chatter, it's okay. But because it was published in a mainstream newspaper, it's not. So said Minister Lee Boon Yang, explaining the Government's stiff response to a newspaper column by blogger mr brown. Li Xueying sits in as MP Penny Low, blogger Bernard Leong and polytechnic lecturer Gan Su-Lin come together for a round-table discussion to discuss the role of the different media, The Straits Times (Singapore), July 22, 2006 Saturday, REVIEW - INSIGHT, 2033 words 8. Cops looking into gathering in support of mr brown, The Straits Times (Singapore), July 10, 2006 Monday, 390 words, Aaron Low 9. Today drops Mr Brown column, The Straits Times (Singapore), July 8, 2006 Saturday, 193 words 10. Today paper suspends blogger's column; Move comes after Govt slams mr brown's latest piece on the high cost of living here, The Straits Times (Singapore), July 7, 2006 Friday, 593 words
