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Dive into the history of media, such as newspaper, radio, television, film, and their personalities
Singapore Chinese culture: National identity, ethnic belonging, and cultural construction
by Lee Guan Kin
Chinese newspapers in pre-war Singapore (1845–1941)
by Lee Ching Seng
Chinese newspapers in Post-war Singapore
by Lee Ching Seng
A brief history of radio broadcasting in Singapore
by Liao Yiran
A brief history of Chinese records in Singapore
by Goh Song Wei
Singapore’s Chinese-language films (1927–1978)
by Foo Tee Tuan
Singapore’s Chinese-language films in the multilingual film era (1991 to present)
by Foo Tee Tuan
Local Chinese television programmes (1963–1980)
by Foo Tee Tuan
Local Chinese programmes in the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation era (1980–1993)
by Foo Tee Tuan
Grandmasters of comedy: The iconic television duo Wang Sha and Ye Feng
by Su Zhangkai
Wang Sha, Ye Feng and Their Legacy in Films
by Yeo Min Hui
Lee Dai Soh, Storyteller
by Lee Kok Leong
Ong Toh: Hokkien master storyteller
by Wong Chin Soon
Ng Chia Keng: Teochew master storyteller
by Wong Chin Soon
Chng Soot Fong: The Queen of Amoy-dialect Cinema
by Yeo Min Hui
Lat Pau, the earliest Chinese daily in Singapore (1881–1932)
by Ho Soo Miang
See Ewe Lay and Lat Pau
by Kua Bak Lim
Jit Sheng, Singapore’s first Chinese weekly newspaper
by David Chng Khin Yong
Nanyang Siang Pau and Sin Chew Jit Poh: The history of Chinese newspapers in Singapore
by Tay Bon Hoi
Lianhe Zaobao: Singapore’s leading Chinese daily
by The Editorial Team