The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has received a number of complaints about a Facebook post suggesting the Bible and the Quran as alternatives to be used in the event of toilet paper shortages. Toilet paper is one of the daily...
Category - Media
Apple refuses to allow on-screen villains to use iPhones
Apple has a particularly stringent policy about the use of their products in movies and television;...
GP Essay #30: To what extent does social media pose a challenge...
The expansion of online social networking has given citizens unprecedented ability to share...
GP Essay #28: Is censorship justifiable?
“It was a pleasure to burn.” This is the opening line of Ray Bradbury’s novel...
Instagram models raises money for Australian bushfires with nude...
To raise money for the victims of the bushfire crisis, Kaylen Ward has been sending nude...
GP Essay #23: “Social media divides more than it unites”. To...
It all started with Six Degrees. Launched in 1997, this website enabled users to...
Streaming giant Netflix snaps up cinema in New York
Netflix has taken over the lease for the Paris Theatre in New York. The Paris Theatre is a historic...
Echo Chambers: Fake News and Confirmation Bias?
The echo chamber refers to a form of bubble where people are only exposed to their own opinions and...
‘Right to be forgotten’ only applies within Europe for Google
The right to be forgotten allows for EU citizens to request that links containing personal...
GP Essay #11: ‘Entertainment, not truth, is the priority...
Will Rogers once said, “All I know is just what I read in the papers, and that’s an alibi for my...