Archive - 3 May 2012

• Even war correspondent 'intimidated' by violence
• Censorship remains despite press law changes
• Why were the cops not wearing name tags?
• 'Least hurtful?' Then you can be the test dummy
• Chegubard denies orders given to breach barrier
• A 'feint-and-pass' in EC deputy chair's denial?
• 'True cops don't take law into their own hands'
• Don't deal with mainstream media, corporations urged
• They were all yellow: My Bersih 3.0 story
• Police form special panel to probe brutality claims
• Missing boy Nayati Moodliar found in Rawang
• Smart tunnel saves several city areas from flooding
• Penang CM, state assembly get earful from journalists
• Occupy member: Strategic disruptions are the key
• DAP: IGP's explanation on police assault a total lie
• Work to redevelop Klang Bus Stand begins today
• Dailies caught giving Aussie senator an anti-Islam spin
• French prosecutors: Najib sought US$1bil for Perimekar
• Chinese dailies go black to protest attacks on journalists
• Law student claims he was beaten up by 10 cops
• UM trio suspended over anti-PTPTN march
• Bersih 3.0: What matters most and what does not
• Malaysiakini protests violence against journalists
• Hands OFF the media
• Paris court can issue arrest warrant if subpoena rejected
• Doing the right thing for the right reasons
• 'Toilet tryst': Azmin seeks RM100mil from Utusan
• Be fair to the government, Soi Lek tells the media
• Astro: Firm framing CEO to duck US$300mil payment
• Suhakam: Police conduct at Bersih 'unacceptable'
• 'Breaching of barricades didn't violate court order'
• 49 individuals sought over Bersih 3.0
• Assaulted theSun reporter has facial fracture
• Penang opposition leader wants to step down
• Come forth with evidence of police abuse, urge cops
• Guan Eng expects plunge in press freedom ranking
• Penang CM: Utusan ban an act of self-defence
• PKR's Thangam charged over Dataran breach
• Aug 6 hearing for Shahrizat's suit against Zuraida
• 18 areas affected by flash floods in KL
• Guan Eng: Bernama misled on Bayan Mutiara
• Federal Court dismisses Hamza Kashgari's appeal
• Mainstream media's Bersih coverage 'off tangent'
• NST apologises to Australian senator Xenophon
• Demos not healthy for Malaysia, says Mahathir
• Makkal Sakti not demanding any seats for GE
• Remand on cop who shot colleague at palace extended
• PKR leader started the scuffle, alleges MIC Youth
• TNB names Azman Mohd as new CEO
• PM to announce post-Bersih 3.0 panel next week
• Cops foot RM1.8m bill for Bersih 3.0
• Pointing gun at unarmed protesters - another SOP?