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April 19, 2008
Blogs languish in high-tech Singapore
TheStar said
Actually the PAP had embraced the Internet earlier than most others when it built a fast-speed cable network to promote commerce and acquire skills.But in politics, it is a different matter. The party, despite its sophistication, is years behind others in using it to pursue its political goals.
From the top down – PAP ministers to Members of Parliament to grassroots workers – the party is ill prepared to use the Internet to gain public support.
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