While so far the implied threat of Singapore’s proposed “fake news” law has fallen primarily on the press, social media and the political opposition the fact is that the law has potentially serious consequences for fields ranging from technology to advertising, media, publishing, and academia, and extending globally as well as domestically, and could seriously hamper commerce.
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While so far the implied threat of Singapore’s proposed “fake news” law has fallen primarily on the press, social media and the political opposition the fact is that the law has potentially serious consequences for fields ranging from technology to advertising, media, publishing, and academia, and extending globally as well as domestically, and could seriously hamper commerce.
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