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By Building with Purpose: How Mind Story Is Creating Space for Every Child to Thrive
When Pua Chee Ling stepped away from a long career in higher education, she was not chasing disruption or scale. Instead, she was responding to something far more personal –…
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The M.O.N.E.Y 👑 Q.U.E.E.N Movement: Dr Lalua Rahsiad’s Journey to Financial Literacy at Work
As Featured on Malaysia SME | Write Right Communications is an Editorial Partner of Malaysia SME From London to Kuala Lumpur: A Journey…
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Forging Tomorrow: How Vision and Values Drive Malaysia’s Digital Transformation
As Featured on Malaysia SME | Write Right Communications is an Editorial Partner of Malaysia SME When Alex Lam attended his first programming…
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Media Matters: The question is not how media has changed — but how we choose to leverage its power – responsibly.
Last week, we explored the subtle differences between ‘press’ and ‘media’ — largely interchangeable terms, shaped by context and history. This week, in the spirit of the Lunar New Year — a season of reflection and renewal — let’s take a light journey through time. To see how the media evolved, and to understand one
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Media Matters: Guide on the use of media statements vs media releases, and the interchangeability of press and media terminology.
How to Use Media Statements vs Media Releases 1. Use a Media Statement when: Example:“We are aware of the situation that occurred on and are cooperating with authorities. Our priority remains the safety of our stakeholders. We will issue further updates when available.” 2. Use a Media Release (or Press Release) when: Example:“XYZ Tech today announced its expansion into
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Media Matters: “Why Isn’t the Media Picking Up My Story?”
Mainstream Media Has a Job to Do Mainstream outlets focus on stories with broad public interest. These are pieces that appeal to large, general audiences — usually tied to national relevance, major policy, public safety, wide-scale innovation, or personalities with public recognition. If your story doesn’t quite connect with that mass relevance, it’s unlikely to make
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MEMOIRS OF AN EDUCATOR
Memoirs of an Educator is compilation of 177 stories written by Mohan Dallumal that chronologies a 40-year teaching experience. Written in an up close no holds barred manner, the poignant stories resonate his deep passion for education and an unrelenting dedication as an educator.