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IMDA approves 100 more screenings of Dear You in Teochew; reviewing film classification framework
There is scope to consider how to “expand the space for dialects”, while continuing to uphold the importance of Mandarin, said Senior Minister of State for Digital Development and Information Tan Kiat How.
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Commentary: Dear You shows it’s time to rethink Singapore’s dialect ban in public media
This is not a call to promote dialects or introduce them into the public education system, but to no longer treat them as something that requires special approval, says NTU linguistics professor Luke Lu.
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Dear You distributor seeking IMDA approval for up to 50 Teochew screenings
The Ministry of Digital Development and Information said earlier on Monday that it remained open to facilitating and supporting further Teochew screenings of the film.
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Singapore launches S$48 million scheme to help media firms create digital content and adopt AI
The Digital Content and Capability Development programme, announced by Senior Minister of State for Digital Development and Information Tan Kiat How, will span four years.
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