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Thumbs up #FreeMyInternet – Movement against new licensing requirements for online media

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http://www.theonlinecitizen.com/2013...r-online-media/

#FreeMyInternet – Movement against new licensing requirements for online media

Posted date: June 01, 2013In: Main story



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MEDIA STATEMENT – 1 JUNE 2013
The blogging community – collectively called Free My Internet, will be organising a protest and online blackout next week against the new licensing requirements imposed by the Media Development Authority, which requires “online news sites” to put up a “performance bond” of $50,000 and “comply within 24 hours to MDA’s directions to remove content that is found to be in breach of content standards”.
We encourage all Singaporeans who are concerned about our future and our ability to participate in everyday online activities and discussions, and to seek out alternative news and analysis, to take a strong stand against the licensing regime which can impede on your independence.
We urge Singaporeans to turn up to send a clear message to our elected representatives to trust the Singaporeans who elected them.
Singaporeans can support us in three ways:
1) Join us at the protest.
Date: 8 June 2013
Time: 4.00pm – 7.00pm
Venue: Speakers Corner, Hong Lim Park
2) If you are a blogger, join us in an online blackout by closing your blog for 24 hours, from Thursday 6 June, 0001 hrs to 6 June, 2359 hrs. You can choose to create your own blackout notice, or use www.freemyinternet.com we have created for your convenience. When you reopen your blog, write your account of the protest, about the new regulations and censorship, or anything related to media freedom in Singapore. Share your thoughts. Share your hope that the light that free speech provides will not go out on us.
3) Sign our petition and read our FAQ at this link to call for the Ministry of Communications and Information to completely withdraw the licensing regime.
We invite media to cover the protest at Hong Lim Park. To indicate media attendance and other media queries, please contact Howard Lee at [email protected].
Signed off as: Free My Internet
Leong Sze Hianhttp://leongszehian.com/Andrew Lohhttp://publichouse.sg/Ravi Philemonhttp://www.raviphilemon.net/Kumaran Pillaihttp://sgvoize.wordpress.com/Terry Xuhttp://theonlinecitizen.com/Richard Wanhttp://www.tremeritus.com/Choo Zheng Xihttp://theonlinecitizen.com/Rachel Zenghttp://rachelzeng.wordpress.com/Roy Ngernghttp://thehearttruths.com/Kirsten Hanhttp://spuddings.net/Gilbert Gohhttp://www.transitioning.org/Lynn Leehttp://www.lianainfilms.com/Biddy Lowhttp://publichouse.sg/Lim Han Thonhttp://publichouse.sg/Martyn Seehttp://singaporerebel.blogspot.sg/Howard Leehttp://theonlinecitizen.com/Elaine Eehttp://publichouse.sg/Joshua Chianghttp://facebook.com/joshuaflyJeraldine Phneahhttp://theonlinecitizen.comDonaldson Tanhttp://newasiarepublic.comStephanie Chokhttp://littlemskaypoh.wordpress.comJolovan Whamhttp://www.workfairsingapore.wordpress.comNg E-Jayhttp://www.sgpolitics.netSiew Kum Honghttp://siewkumhong.blogspot.sg/Darryl Kanghttp://blog.dk.sgDaniel Yaphttp://doulosyap.wordpress.com/Jean Chonghttp://www.sayoni.comBenjamin Cheahhttp://www.benjamincheah.wordpress.com/Theodore Leehttp://www.mrbrown.comBenjamin Leehttp://miyagi.sgIllusiohttp://akikonomu.blogspot.comLee Xian Jiehttp://hachisu.com.sgDamien Chnghttp://secondchances.asia/Priscilla Chiahttp://secondchances.asia/



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