SG government retains rights to terminate funding to SMT if serious wrongdoings are found, says Josephine Teo

Josephine Teo shares that the Singapore government is retaining the right to terminate funding to SPH Media Trust (SMT) if misconduct or serious wrongdoings are discovered. She also confirms the disbursement of the first funding tranche of the S$900million for SMT in March 2023. Ms Teo reiterated the government’s decision to continue funding SMT, stressed that trusted news media, enabled by quality journalism, is a public good that cannot be compromised.

Glaring conflicts of interest and opaqueness in SMT’s review of mispresented circulation figures

During a parliamentary question session on February 22nd, Mr Gerald Giam Yean…

Josephine Teo: Decision to release report on SMT’s misrepresented circulation figures rests with its executive team and board

SINGAPORE — Minister for Communications and Information, Mrs Josephine Teo, has stated…

Josephine Teo defends SPH Media Trust in Parliament on its circulation scandal; Commitment of S$900 million funding will still be made available

SINGAPORE — Minister for Communications and Information Josephine Teo has reaffirmed the…

No response from Josephine Teo over alleged blackout of coverage by Mediacorp over SMT circulation scandal

SINGAPORE — SPH Media Group had earlier acknowledged on 9 January via…

MCI says none of the S$900 million committed to SMT disbursed yet

SINGAPORE — The Ministry of Communications and Information (MCI) has said that…

SPH Media asks its audit and risk committee to investigate overstated circulation numbers

SINGAPORE — SPH Media Holdings Board has tasked its Audit and Risk…

HK arrests 6 people involved in falsifying media circulation figures while SG does not

TOC reported on Wednesday (18 Jan) that staff from selected departments at SPH Media…

Workers Party MPs file parliamentary questions surrounding Keppel Offshore and Marine and SPH Media Trust

SINGAPORE — Leading opposition party, Workers’ Party, has filed 16 Parliamentary Questions…

Whistleblower shared SMT CEO told staff to “let the matter rest” at townhall meeting before its scandal went public

SINGAPORE — Staff from selected departments at SPH Media were allegedly told…