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Daily Cuts - The relevance of flyers in this digital age

We’re all familiar with printed flyers being left at our doors and in our letterboxes. But as the world has transitioned into online advertising, would it not be more convenient and green to do away with them completely? So what alternatives do companies have, if they do away with printed flyers? Some ideas can be found in a commentary on TODAY Online, it’s called “Marketing flyers still useful in a digital age, but we need better controls against waste, unsolicited mail”. One of the authors of the commentary Cheng Kwang Hwee, Senior Lecturer, SUSS tells Arnold & Andrea why printed flyers are still so common.

Daily Cuts - Role of livestreaming in e-commerce's future

Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Keith de Souza speak with Ng Jing Shen, Co-Founder and Group Chief Technology Officer, 17-LIVE, about the importance of livestreaming to the future of e-commerce.

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Daily Cuts - A holly jolly Orchard Christmas

Melanie Oliveiro speaks with Mark Shaw, Chairman, Orchard Road Business Association, about the upcoming festivities aimed at ringing in the Christmas season.

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Daily Cuts - Tuah Bugis: Chronicles of the seafaring people of Singapore

Melanie Oliveiro speaks with Sarafian Salleh, Engineering Consultant, Heritage Researcher and Author, 'Tuah Bugis – Chronicles Of The Seafaring People Of Singapore', about how his book traces the history of one of Singapore’s smaller ethnic groups.

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Daily Cuts - Up close and personal with August Bespoke

Melanie Oliveiro speaks with Amanda Ang, CEO and Founder, August Bespoke, on the origins of her jewellery business, and advice on overcoming challenges which come with female entrepreneurship.

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Daily Cuts - Israel-Hamas Maritime Conflict

Concerns are mounting for international maritime safety as the Gaza conflict continues well into the seventh week. Arnold Gay and Susan Ng find out more from Amin Saikal, Emeritus Professor of Middle Eastern & Central Asian Studies, at Australia National University.

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