TR EMERITUS

On 17 October 2010, the Temasek Review published an article written by Mr Gerald Giam, a leading member of the opposition Workers’ Party. The article was entitled “Your vote is secret (revisited)”. In this article, Mr Giam described in detail the voting process during general elections. His conclusion was that the... 

What’s in a name? Well, if you’re a sovereign wealth fund worth billions, a lot. And if your financial report has been called Temasek Review since 2004, the last thing you’d want to be associated with is a socio-political website that is stridently anti-government. That’s the view of branding experts... 

SPH is desperately trying to drive a wedge between TR and other ‘Alternative forums’; especially between TR and WP and their associates…..sort of let the alternative forums in the net kill each other. An amateurish attempt to divide and rule I must add. SPH is trying to draw a line between the Workers Party supporters... 

Ms Braema Mathi Despite attempts by the autorities to downplay the role of NGOs and Civil Society groups in Singapore, such an exercise is increasingly proving to be futile with the advent of the digital age. So what is the alternative for the PAP government? If it cannot block the influence of these organisations, which... 

Remember the fear or trepidation when you first did something unusual or abnormal beyond your normal comfort zone? This was what I encountered when I decided to join the Reform Party’s Walkabout in Choa Chu Kang today (24 Oct 2010). I was actually not afraid at all, though it was my first foray into political activities,... 

Click to enlarge The Singapore Democrats have written to the NUS Students Political Association (NUSSPA) to reconsider inviting them to speak at a forum which NUSSPA has organised, entitled “Economic Growth: At What Cost?” to be held at LT 16, NUS Business School on 3rd November 2010 @ 1900 hours. Speakers invited... 

Goh Meng Seng Hi Meng Seng, You were quoted by TNP today. There is a war going on between TR and the establishment currently. From what I can see, the establishment is trying to paint TR in a bad light and thereby casting doubts on its credibility. Obviously, they are concerned that TR has now surpassed TodayOnline, BT,... 

A war of wills is breaking out on the Internet. Even as Temasek Review (TR), the anti-government socio-political website, is pitching itself as a watchdog, netizens are setting up anti-TR sites and blogs. These netizens are now trawling cyberspace to expose TR. And the cause of the conflict? Netizens claimed that TR had... 

1m "No' to PAP Dear Temasek Review readers As of 19 Oct 2010, the flag statistics for Temasek Review has surpassed the 500 000 mark. The General Election is coming soon and voters must be careful about voting choices. The ruling People’s Action Party (PAP) regime has been very open about its policies and has... 

Netizens are abuzz with the latest saga arising from the recent  The New Paper (TNP) article on the real mastermind behind the widely-read  socio-political blog. The Temasek Review (TR). The Online Citizen (TOC) and Temasek Review remain the top two most popular socio-political blogs in Singapore and are access  by...