How can Singapore keep public service media accessible to domestic audiences?
The UK and Australia have introduced new laws to protect public service media apps. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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Elderly man dies after falling in bus, family appealing for witnesses
An elderly man died after he fell in a SBS Transit bus on Wednesday (March 12) evening. The 80-year-old lost his balance while bus service 262 was making a right turn at a junction in Ang Mo Kio. He ...
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"S'poreans Are Too Rich": Netizen Comes To Conclusion After Seeing Bicycles Left Unattended At MBS Without Getting Stolen
A Xiaohongshu user recently shared a video of an unattended bicycle sitting along the Marina Bay Waterfront Promenade along ...
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Chinese Court Again Rules AI-Generated Images Are Eligible for Copyright Protection
On March 7, 2025, the Changshu People’s Court announced that it had ruled that images generated with Artificial Intelligence ...
Quanjude Appoints World Champion Xing Aowei as Brand Ambassador for 'Zero Research Institute'
Quanjude, a renowned name in the culinary industry, made waves by announcing the appointment of world champion Xing Aowei as the brand ambassador for its sub-brand 'Zero Research Institute'. This ...
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Brands associated with Korean actor Kim Soo-hyun face boycott calls: Should they cave?
Over the past week, brands are pausing endorsements of Korean actor Kim Soo-hyun after he came under fire for allegedly ...