Singapore General Election

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The battle between Nicole Seah and Tin Pei Ling continues even after the Singapore General Election is over. This time around, the battle involves an update on Facebook. Channel News

Yam Ah Mee turned into an Internet celebrity overnight. In the last three days, FallenSuperheroSG’s “Yam Ah Mee Club Mix” has attracted over 300,000 views and was widely featured in

As the dust settles on what many observers have been calling a watershed election, we look at how the Internet and social media have played their part in this Singapore

The Singapore General Election didn’t really come to an end as drama continues on the Internet, specifically on Facebook. For better or worse, Facebook got it all covered. Mr. Yam

Unlike Tin Pei Ling, Mr. Yam Ah Mee is the latest figure to rise to Internet fame thanks to the Singapore General Election. Yam was in charged of announcing the

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

Storepair, a start-up in development stage that describes itself as a “locational social e-commerce directory that connects businesses and customers” wants to ride on the Singapore General Election wave by

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