Tuesday, October 23, 2012

Belajar hidup susah

Harini hari selasa. Kelas pun dah habis semalam. Tunggu nak final exam je ni. Oh yeahh harini duduk rumah, tidur, melalak, tak mandi lagi. Study apa pun tarak. Hikzz..

Well nak rehat dulu sebelum meeerah otak untuk final exam lepas raya Haji nanti. Harini pun tak pergi mana2 pun. Melepet kat rumah dengan Zahin.

Well u know. Kalau dah bujang cuti tanpa aktiviti. Mandi pun malas. Nak keluar cari makan pun malas. So korek2 dapur ada la maggie dengan teh ais malam tadi.

Maka kalau tiada mangkuk dirumah dan perkakas yg cukup. Inilah jadinya. Nasib baik pernah rasa hidup susah. Kalau jadi orang senang, mesti x terfikir nak hidup mcm ni. Hahaha cool la bro..

P/s: lintas langsung dari Bilik Termenung.


Sunday, October 21, 2012

Pakej Fotografi Langit Biru Studios


Hujan je sejak menjak ni. Nak bergerak pun payah. -__-"
Oh anyway sekarang ni tengah study week, sebab lepas raya Haji nanti terus final exam. Nervous.

Oh entry hari ahad ni saje nak promote pakej photografi studio. Kenapa aku rajin sangat nak promote? hehe Sebab gambar aku ada dalam brochure kat atas tu. Baju belang tu hikz hikz. :)

Dua minggu lepas adalah minggu yang paling busy gila babeh. Seriously serious the whole week kena stay up kat kolej dari pagi sampai malam. So ada masa terluang hari Selasa malam. So aku berlari dari kolej naik tren balik rumah, mandi-mandi dah bersiap nak pergi studio. Well lambat setengah jam sebab area kolej hujan. But then mujurlah studio depan rumah je. Itupun kena tunggu lif 10 minit -__-"

Berlari dari rumah pergi studio kat belakang Q Bistro tu. Mencicit sambil bawak baju. Ni adalah 2nd time aku pergi studio shooting. 1st kat Puchong (White Studio), tak menarik langsung studio tu. Like seriously. Then malam selasa haritu aku datang Langit Biru Studio ni, aku rasa macam kejap lagi semua gambar aku masuk dalam majalah. Boleh? Cantik gila siak. Ada bilik solat, bilik make-up, office and studio. Sumpah x tipu.

Aku ni tak pandai ni posing-posing. Sebab utamanya aku ni berbadan macam bapak orang. Gendut nok. So macam tak confident. Dengan baju sendat. Arghh stress lak aku hahaha. Everything goes well. Lagipun dah kenal dengan photographer so takde lah malu sangat kan. So kalau aku membebel panjang-panjang bukan ada orang baca, hikzz.

So siapa-siapa yang nak photoshoot, boleh lah contact diorang ni. Siap ada student price. Kau ada? haha 

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Friday, October 19, 2012

Hari terakhir..

Salam. Selamat pagi.

Harini hari jumaat. Hari terakhir belajar bagi semester 3. Minggu depan study week. Lepas tu Raya Haji dan keesoknya ada #OctTwtFest dia Shah Alam. Tak tahulah pergi ke tidak. Lepas tu final exam. ada 5 paper.  Doakan yang baik-baik ye. Sebab nak dekan sem ni hihi. Itu je nak bagi tahu. Bye :)

Thursday, October 18, 2012

Press Freedom, Your Freedom.


by Nazim Nasri


While the press in Malaysia may, to a certain extent, face fewer hurdles in their duty of informing the public compared with their comrades in some countries, it is no reason for complacency, says a media doyen. This is because there is no guarantee of press freedom in Malaysia. However, there was no country in the world that practises absolute media freedom and said critics should take into account Malaysia's multiracial society with its diverse religions and cultures.

“Actually with the advent on Internet, our media in Malaysia already divided into two; government and opposition. But both enjoyed freedom equally, even though the medium is different,” 

The opposition side will not able to use media traditional (television) fully as much as the government will not be able to curb flows of information via Internet made by the oppositions. However, Ted said thanks to new media revolution, Bersih rally for example has been shared on social media platforms. But no matter how material facts about the rally can be seen, does allow media freedom (or freedom to rally) really aimed to express people discontent?

The idea of media freedom for both government and opposition in the end will not benefit the public interest. Media freedom as per claimed by both parties actually more reveal Malaysian people weakness in choosing ethical choice. Other than that, media freedom in Malaysia should need to be confined. No need to have a media freedom, we are far from receiving fair and accurate reporting. RTM and TV3 are governed by the government. Mainstream newspaper are owned by political parties, there’s no such thing as media freedom in Malaysia.


In essentially our media in Malaysia still not free. That is why in Malaysia we have Pindaan Undang-Undang Akta Media Cetak dan Penerbitan. This law, which he called “a relic of the past”, should go since there  already were more than 20 other laws that could be used to regulate the media.

“Because of the internet penetration Malaysia. Remember 2008? I remember feeling similar of optimism.” 

Analyst claimed that Barisan Nasional failed to achieve the crucial two-thirds majority because young voters were able to access websites offering alternative news and commentaries. Of course the amendment to include the internet as one of the great areas of its power to keep sensitivity especially races in Malaysia. He completely agrees with the move. For example imagine if a Malay can purposely and allowedly called an Indian as pariah freely? It would be a disaster.

But when blogs able to gain more readerships, the government became concern. Raja Petra’s blog I remember captured more readers than NST. Of course Raja Petra at that time was a threat. We are still lucky that our government was nothing near the China government. In China, we can’t even use Youtube or Facebook. So the government is concern but not to the extent of curbing social media sites.

As you know, in our country we don’t have an act for a blog writer. Means that when a blogger write an entry with sensitive issues they only remand for investigation. For example such a contempt case Agong or Sultan, in this case there is no further action to clarify the case. Mostly the case is disappeared.

Why the government introduced Act 114A? Reputedly for the accuser to defend their writings if the article was doubtful or defamation.

But the Act is not only stupid, made with rush and so oblivions to the voices of Malaysia. The Act will be revised as it’s a threat towards the right of freedom expression. I personally think that certain Act (similar the Act 114A) should be govern with a bit more integrity. We can’t caught the all the blogger and put in the prison.

Special cases like contempt case Agong or Sultan, writing seditious, defamatory content must have different Act because if not in the right way, the story seems like a defamation is really happen and the government will also be in the losing end if the story actually is true. In going hunting that supposedly defamed them, actually the story was right, danger.

Mainstream media in Malaysia is mainly owned by political parties and heavily regulated by government. Censorship is applied to control media content to avoid unnecessary disturbance to the “national” security. Most Malaysians read and listen to information that has been censored and filtered by the government. Clearly, there is a tight relationship between the press and the political parties in the ruling coalition.

The party-owned media get to control the media and this allows them to have the power to decide on the scope and nature of the media content. This makes it difficult for the journalist as they are merely a part of the government’s propaganda machines and not professionals performing their duties to the best of their abilities. This situation also makes it hard for the citizens to exercise their 

“If the media in Malaysia were freedom, government will not handle the whole media for example Utusan Malaysia and TV3” 

This thing happen because they want to gained the trust from public what they want to say. They don’t want Malaysians to be critical thinker. Our media is already tied to government. They have law for it. Is not same like U.S, they have freedom in media.

In between, some media’s has been paid with large amount by government to filter the stories. Look at TV3, if government not support them indeed already do not exist. Malaysians especially the Malays should be critical thinker and the government should trust the media. Our Malays still minded retarded. Gov should trust the media, trust that the media not misuse the freedom that has been given by Gov.

About 50 plus members from various media, including staff from Malaysiakini portal held a 30-minute silent protest outside their office just this afternoon. Most journalists wore black and held placards condemning the assaults and calling for a stop to violence.


Attacking journalists is not the way to portray Malaysia to the world. Whether we like it or not, journalists have to do their job as well and this applies for foreign media too. I believe the abuses and attacks by the gov, police and FRU on the journalists was uncalled for and unwarranted. It has created an atmosphere of suspicion, distrust and even hatred towards this ruling gov.

After all said and done, I am not in the least surprised that the authorities perpetuated this. It only shows that our govt is scared of the truth going out there to the world, not only within Malaysia. It’s sad that this has happened. It shouldn't have. For all those journalists injured or/and in hospital like the poor Sun reporter with a fracture, hope you recover real soon and return to what you do best, telling the truth. Because we need to read what is really going on. Malaysia is a divided nation and we need to regain our Humanity or else it only spells doom for us all.

So, the freedom of the press will insure our own freedoms. However, our press is no longer free as it is monopolized by big money and you can certainly see this freedom sucked away on so much TV news. The honesty in our newspapers is beginning to fail too.

*this is part of my last assignment Writing for Mass Media. There is a lot of grammatical error and I don't know how to write in proper sentences. hmm anyway ini adalah pendapat individu. Mohon tidak disalah erti dan disalah tafsir*