Archive - 4 May 2012

• Newsrooms go black and yellow
• Cops too trigger-happy after barricades breached
• Local journalists move for greater professionalism
• Refreshing views from an ex-Navy commander
• 'Najib fears using Suhakam to probe police brutality'
• M'sia slips one down to 144 in press freedom index
• New GE13 issue: Who's to pilot BN
• Bersih and the mystery of the missing PM
• Umno-linked media hit new low in journalism
• Xenophon should reject NST's apology
• Outdoor ad firms debunk MB's call on NS billboards
• Political reform has to come from the outside
• Rally an attempt to topple government, says PM
• Bersih violence planned to distract from huge turnout?
• 'Implement free and fair media access before GE13'
• As media protests mount, heads must roll
• PKR leaders rise to Azmin Ali's defence
• 'Delighted' to hear journalists were assaulted
• 'Mais must answer lopsided college hostel deal'
• Suhakam: Police violated human rights in Bersih 2.0
• PKA orders fee cut after 'unprecedented' strike
• 'BN still controls media despite changes in PPPA'
• Utusan: Hot videos of 4 Pakatan leaders out soon
• NZ border security breaks up people-smuggling op
• Halting the wheels of injustice
• EC snubs Bersih again, calls Ambiga 'ruiner of democracy'
• Bar Council to hold EGM on Bersih 3.0 rally
• Tangam did not breach any laws, claims lawyer
• 'No guarantee of press freedom in Malaysia'
• Khalid Samad to counter sue Hasan Ali
• Tenaganita: Thousands cheated under 6P plan
• Several roads closed tomorrow for Vesak procession
• Guan Eng in suing mode again...
• Chandra Muzaffar's lambasting of Bersih
• Women lawyers sue IGP and gov't for wrongful detention
• Gov't files for suit by ATM retirees to be rejected
• 'Protester assaulted and dumped into a drain'
• Ordeal over, Nayati's family to take European vacation
• Tibai regrets Azmin declined to attend oath-taking
• Police ask for help to identify errant cops but...