If there's one thing I've learned writing for The Observer, it is that good journalists must always avoid bias. When I was on student government, I could not write about student government events or elections, because that would be seen as me promoting a group I'm part of. Of course I wouldn't say
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However, only a very small portion of the RM70 million allocation for such students was actually spent on books. Malaysian Book Publishers Association (Mabopa) president Ishak Hamzah said KADS1M, which was also used as a debit card for students, had an adverse impact on the local book industry.
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A SALISBURY councillor has challenged all SA councils to make travel expense reports publicly available in line with an Opposition plan that is also backed by the Premier. Councillor Beau Brug said he wants Salisbury to lead the way and plans to submit a formal notice of motion at next week's council
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High cost of braille books which are at least 30 per cent higher than others, besides inadequate availability of textbooks for various subjects are posing a hurdle … On the cost of braille books, Booksellers and Publishers Association of South India Executive member R M Meyyappan said, “The publishing
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Publishers need more support from Hanoi's authorities, he said, adding that HCM City book street has operated quite well so far and “Hanoi could learn experience from this,” Quan noted. Literary critic Pham Xuan Nguyen said that for a long time, Dinh Le and Nguyen Xi streets in Hanoi were already
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