From that fateful incident, post after post after post after post after post after post after post after post after post after post after post after post after post after post after post after post has been written by bloggers in the region to have a say on it.

I pity her for having this much exposure even after the video got mass-circulated through e-mail. Of all the videos and unspeakable things found in Singaporean students’ phones, it was Tammy’s that made the news, a most unfortunate event. Yes, there are others. Maybe this is what you get for doing wrongful (arbitrary) things: having pre-marital sex, videotaping it, and be careless enough to let the video get stolen. People should be more careful nowadays.

This is just another example of how far the media has progressed in terms of technological advancements as a boone of human interaction and knowledge. This is reffered to the Web 2.0, where ordinary people can have a say about things of all shapes and sizes. This is my take on the entire debacle, expressed through a blog, an act not possible just a few years ago. The internet is growing ever so gracefully.