nicole seah

Sorry SPH but your recent articles on Nicole Seah and Steven Goh just stink so badly.

The Singapore General Election ended. All was good, except for Ms. Tin Pei Ling who isn’t really popular among Singaporeans, or at least Facebook-ers in Singapore. We spotted at least

Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong will participate in an interactive online chat via the People’s Action Party’s (PAP) Facebook Page this evening from 8 to 9pm, local time. The aim

We last reported that young politician Nicole Seah overtook Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew to become Singapore’s most popular politician on Facebook. However, within 24 hours that has already become

It’s official. National Solidarity Party’s (NSP), Nicole Seah, has overtaken Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew to claim top spot as Singapore’s most popular politician on Facebook. While the number of

Just 3 days ago, 24-year-old Nicole Seah who is also Singapore General Election 2011’s youngest candidate had about 12,000 likes on Facebook. Shortly in just 3 days, her Facebook page

How did social media play a part in the Singapore General Election 2011? “A huge role,” at least according to the opposition parties. AFP wrote a nice story on how

I’m not exactly into politics but the Nicole Seah buzz on Facebook and Google has really caught my attention. Some background knowledge for our readers: The Singapore General Election 2011