Sunday 20 November 2011

GOVERNMENT ACKNOWLEDGES BLOGGER'S ROLE

-NAJIB-BLOGGERS CAN 'REACH OUT" TO THE PEOPLE EFFECTIVELY & INSTANTLY-

THE Government acknowledges the importance of bloggers and their roles as the ‘new breed of cyber-warriors’ to ‘retaliate’ against any wrongful slanders or lies thrown by the oppositions towards the government through the cyber-net.

“Apart from defending and explaining the real scenario or situation onto propaganda or issues ‘cooked-up’ by the pro-opposition-cyber-troopers in their blogs, each and every single one of you also served as the medium and platform for the government to ‘reach out’ to the people effectively and instantly.”

Prime Minister Datuk Sri Najib Tun Razak said this in his speech to nearly 2,000 pro-Barisan Nasional (BN) bloggers attending at the 1Malaysia Social Media Convention held at Putra World Trade City (PWTC) in Kuala Lumpur just now.

“Through your blogs, you can also get instant feedbacks from the people, especially from the young generations on their expectations, needs and hopes so that the government can take prompt actions on the issues arising.”

Najib also said that a ‘Cyber Info Bank’ would be established in the near soon to provide ‘details’ for the bloggers to retaliate on the issues brought up by the oppositions in the cyber-war-fare.

In the last 2008 GE, BN suffered one of their worse defeat in history which many of the political analysts concluded that one of the main factor to the devastating result was due to the oppositions' tactics 'attacking' the government in the 'cyber-net'.

The first ever Malaysia bloggers convention also saw the participation of several bloggers from Sarawak.

NEXT POST: MORE ON THE 1MALAYSIA SOCIAL MEDIA CONVENTION

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