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27-11-2013, 01:10 PM
An honorable member of the Coffee Shop Has Just Posted the Following:
https://fbcdn-profile-a.akamaihd.net/hprofile-ak-ash2/1085849_100003491212513_378890753_q.jpgNicole Rebecca Seah writes in her FaceBook:
My contacts in the media industry are currently looking into asking for an official apology from the Singapore Press Holdings for the irreversible damage that they have caused to me and my loved ones because of their baseless and irresponsible reporting.
Failing which, I am looking into the very real possibility of suing them for libel and slander.
Just because I'm from the opposition doesn't accord the media more liberties to mess around with my reputation. After all, they wouldn't dare do the same with anyone from the PAP. Please compare Steve Chia's and Yaw Shin Leong's case against what happened with Michael Palmer. In Palmer's case, he got away quietly and the girl involved was implicated severely.
My situation is completely innocuous and there is even no semblance of a scandal or mistake that I have to own up to. I have absolutely nothing to hide.
In the meantime, I ask of a favour from the general public, if you are free, to kindly write to the Singapore Press Holdings and demand that they refrain from practising double standards and baseless accusations in their reporting.
This is not just about me or my reputation. This is about journalistic integrity in Singapore at large and will have bearing on the way other news is being reported, and is akin to deceit to the public in their skewed reporting.
- Nicole Seah
Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com (http://singsupplies.com/showthread.php?169151-Nicole-Seah-threatens-to-sue-SPH-is-it-an-empty-threat&goto=newpost).
https://fbcdn-profile-a.akamaihd.net/hprofile-ak-ash2/1085849_100003491212513_378890753_q.jpgNicole Rebecca Seah writes in her FaceBook:
My contacts in the media industry are currently looking into asking for an official apology from the Singapore Press Holdings for the irreversible damage that they have caused to me and my loved ones because of their baseless and irresponsible reporting.
Failing which, I am looking into the very real possibility of suing them for libel and slander.
Just because I'm from the opposition doesn't accord the media more liberties to mess around with my reputation. After all, they wouldn't dare do the same with anyone from the PAP. Please compare Steve Chia's and Yaw Shin Leong's case against what happened with Michael Palmer. In Palmer's case, he got away quietly and the girl involved was implicated severely.
My situation is completely innocuous and there is even no semblance of a scandal or mistake that I have to own up to. I have absolutely nothing to hide.
In the meantime, I ask of a favour from the general public, if you are free, to kindly write to the Singapore Press Holdings and demand that they refrain from practising double standards and baseless accusations in their reporting.
This is not just about me or my reputation. This is about journalistic integrity in Singapore at large and will have bearing on the way other news is being reported, and is akin to deceit to the public in their skewed reporting.
- Nicole Seah
Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com (http://singsupplies.com/showthread.php?169151-Nicole-Seah-threatens-to-sue-SPH-is-it-an-empty-threat&goto=newpost).