Chou Z Lam, a former TV2 producer sacked after two parts of his 10-episode documentary series on the jinxed Bakun Dam were screened, speaks his mind.
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Chou Z Lam, a former TV2 producer sacked after two parts of his 10-episode documentary series on the jinxed Bakun Dam were screened, speaks his mind.
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RTM most likely owns the copyright of the documentary, so he can’t simply release it to alternative media.
Options:
1) … leak it on the net via torrents/file sharing and let it spread like wild fire.
2) Remake the series based on his research. Hmm… RTM probably owns his research too.
ya, Lam, air it through other media…
be brave…be bold…
The price been paid dearly in Sibu by election!
These (people) are responsible for what Karmic effect has on the Malaysian political, social & economic events unfolding day by day.
Chow Z Lam is now more blessed than ever after this sordid sacking done by evil pepetrators of media sensorship.
The Universal Law of Cause & Effect is never more real than in Malaysia.
Chow Z lam could have shed some light on how Sime Darby lost millions in the Bakun project.
Maybe this is what BN does not want us to know?
Why don’t you air it yourself in alternative media instead through RTM?
Lam, not to worry. God is great. Those responsible will pay a price just like what happened recently in Subang Jaya