Information Minister Datuk Seri Zainuddin Maidin aka Zam seems to think otherwise. According to him the Malaysian citizens only believe in the mainstream media, our one-sided news shows and newspapers and alternative media like the internet, blogs, mobile phones and other new age communication media had nothing to do with the shocking outcome witnesed during our recent election.

What do you think,  did the Internet & Blogs Influence The Election Results? Vote here.

Watch his idiotic video.

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Malaysiakini is extending it’s free service till this Friday 14th March. However after that it will be switching back to it’s subscribers-only model. Malaykini.tv their video site will also be transitioning to a subscriber-only model due to the high cost of bandwidth. Lower resolution videos will however still be uploaded into YouTube as they have always been.

Much needed upgrades are also being put in place. Malaysiakini will be seeing 3 new high-end servers and have it’s bandwidth upgraded to 150mbps. Users will surely realize an improvement in performance moving forward.

Malaysiakini and many other local news sites experienced a tremendous spike in users/subscribers this past week thanks to the Malaysia 12th general elections. I myself experienced 12k page views within a few hours.

This just comes to show the awareness levels of Malaysians, almost everyone I know is internet savvy now, even my dad 63 years old now spends 6 hours a day on the net researching. Many politicians (Non net savvy I guess) consider the Net (alternative media) a bad thing and claim that almost everything if not all is not true. But one must ask, why aren’t they coming out with their own sites/blogs to counter the negative media. An open debate I would call it(the democratic way). Watch a video.

I still buy newspapers today but since I feel that the local papers and news channels are generally pro government, I need to hear both sides of a story. Where do I go? The online world/community is the answer to satisfy my “need to know” hunger. However one must not easily believe everything one reads online or from the papers. Always cross reference before coming to a conclusion. Find the truth and not blindly follow.

Malaysians are smart people, don’t keep challenging them. serve the people and your country not just your party.

Source: Malaysiakini

9 Mar, 2008  |  Posted by Danesh  |  in Malaysia

Malaysiakini is currently not accessible.

Try accessing the direct IP at http://122.0.17.30/index.php

Source: MalaysiaKini

2 Feb, 2008  |  Posted by Danesh  |  in Internet, Tech

Google does it again. This time forcing Yahoo to consider Microsoft’s offer to acquire Yahoo for $44.6bn.

Yahoo, Google’s main competitor has been struggling for the past years trying to compete with Google. Yahoo needs to spend 300mil to revive itself based on the latest revenue forecast which may result in a 1000 staff lay off.

Microsoft offered to buy Yahoo last year but was declined by Yahoo being confident it will recover. A year later Microsoft sees that window open again. Continue Reading ->

19 Jan, 2008  |  Posted by Danesh  |  in General, Malaysia

Yet another innocent soul is falls victim to sick perverts. If there were a god, please please spare this innocent soul from being added to the statistics. Please……..

We leave among sick people, really sick bastards. What do they see in an innocent child like this? sigh….

My fix,

Legalize porn and prostitution, ya ya….. bitch all you want. We have politicians walking around in their own porn videos,multiple wife, multiple keeps and the best, girls giving BJs to their boyfriends in public(remember edisi siasat, KLCC park?) but what to we bitch about. No no Pink, Beyonce too much skin, you might teach us the wrong thing. What you call that?

Remember,  there are a lot of sick desperate people out there needing to be satisfied, we must provide a means for them to vent their despration else innocent victims like Sharlinie fall victim. I wonder what’s the rape rate in Amsterdam?

Just my 2cents…….

Source: Delirium