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For news from Singapore and the Asian region, we highly recommend the
range of news content from the Singapore Press Holdings. You can check
all of their newspapers on the Internet, including the most widely read
newspaper in Singapore, The Straits Times. Recently, the Internet version
of the newspaper, the Straits Times Interactive (STI), has enhanced its
use of technology to give readers more than the print edition. The site
provides real time breaking news as it unfolds, is filled with multimedia
and interactive graphics, web specials, weekly supplements (Digital Life,
Mind your Body and Urban) as well as a seven day archive - all this available
any time and anywhere at your convenience from any Internet browser. If
you haven't checked it recently, we recommend you do. The subscription
is quite worth it.
According to the Business Manager of the Internet Business Unit, Marketing
Division, Singapore Press Holdings:
STI (http://www.straitstimes.com.sg
is thus able to provide
Singaporean staff and members within your club up-to-date home news,
creating a sense of identity and allowing them to stay connected with
local happenings in Singapore. STI is indeed the perfect online news
read for Singaporeans working or studying overseas to keep in touch
with the island-nation.
We are now pleased to inform you that we will be offering all the Singapore
overseas clubs & associations a 50% off our annual subscription
rate. Instead of S$120 for a year's subscription, it is now only S$60
(S$5 a month)! As a member of one of these entities, you are now able
to subscribe at such an attractive rate.
As this offer is for a limited period of time, do subscribe today by
clicking on the following payment link:
http://subst.asia1.com.sg/sub/RegClub.jsp
In the payment page, for club name, identify yourself as "Overseas
Clubs & Associations" and as for membership number, just keyed
in "10002001" if your club/association does not issue membership
number.
On occasion, your Board finds some articles of interest which we would
like to share. Here are some updates ordered by date:
US President George W. Bush visit to Singapore
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