Journalism.sg is meant to be a neutral space for sharing information and views about the Singapore press. The site was launched in June 2007 to serve anyone interested in the news media in Singapore, whether a practising journalist, researcher, teacher, student, concerned citizen, media activist or policy maker. To facilitate dialogue among these various constituencies, the articles and links published here are deliberately diverse in their orientations. They range from activists' critiques, academic analyses and professionals' perspectives to government officials' points of view. The original content on this site, such as in the Press-pedia section, should be considered a work in progress: students working on research papers should not cite journalism.sg as an authoritative source, any more than they should cite wikipedia or google.
Contributing to journalism.sg
We welcome you to collaborate in the evolution of this site. The "Press-pedia" section is a wiki-based resource, allowing you to edit pages directly after you log in. To contribute to the "Perspectives" and "Research" pages, please email editors@journalism.sg.
Behind the scenes
Editor Cherian George (cherian@journalism.sg) Cherian is an associate professor at the Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. Read his bio here.
Designer Lin Junjie (junjie@journalism.sg) Junjie is a final year student at the Wee Kim Wee School.
Contributors Press-pedia was kick-started with articles by Daniel Ong, Derrick Ho and Sara Siew.