The paper that cares is back. The Malay Mail has a new look and it comes out in the afternoon, really after noon. Could not resist the temptation of watching Rockybru belting out Ramli Sarip's number at the hip and happening relaunch party at BSC Wednesday night. To Rocky, his trusted lieutenants and the foot soldiers, all the best.
From left 8TV CEO Ahmad Izham Omar (keyboards), TM Group CEO, Datuk Zamzairani Md Isa, Malay Mail's Editor in chief, Rocky, Maybank CEO Datuk Seri Abdul Wahid Omar and Celcom CEO, Datuk Shazally Ramly (drums)
Datuk A Kadir Jasin and Datuk Johan Jaafar, chairman of Media Prima, entertain questions from former Business Times journo, Adlin M Zabri. Foreground, KL Mayor, Datuk Ahmad Fuad Ismail.
Who would have thought a boy from Kampung Melayu in Ipoh would turn out to be a media mogul? Former BA of Malaysia (BAM) secretary, Datuk Mohamed Al-Amin Abdul Majid, who was constantly a subject of loose cannon's criticism circa 1998, is the man behind Malay Mail and BernamaTV...hmmm. We might differ on many issues pertaining to badminton but Al Amin always has time for loose cannon!
Loose cannon likes the masthead 
The chief Rockybru aka Ahirudin Attan under the spotlight, as usual 
Atilia, Marion Caunter and Zainal Alam Kadir 
Ex-Malay Mail journo Randhir Singh is perhaps introducing this cameraman to the famous Other Thots author, blogger and former NSTP co-owner, Datuk A Kadir Jasin 
El Loco, Haresh Deol, Aftar Singh and Ajitpal Singh celebrating Manchester United's defeat... 
From left 8TV CEO Ahmad Izham Omar (keyboards), TM Group CEO, Datuk Zamzairani Md Isa, Malay Mail's Editor in chief, Rocky, Maybank CEO Datuk Seri Abdul Wahid Omar and Celcom CEO, Datuk Shazally Ramly (drums)
Datuk A Kadir Jasin and Datuk Johan Jaafar, chairman of Media Prima, entertain questions from former Business Times journo, Adlin M Zabri. Foreground, KL Mayor, Datuk Ahmad Fuad Ismail.
Who would have thought a boy from Kampung Melayu in Ipoh would turn out to be a media mogul? Former BA of Malaysia (BAM) secretary, Datuk Mohamed Al-Amin Abdul Majid, who was constantly a subject of loose cannon's criticism circa 1998, is the man behind Malay Mail and BernamaTV...hmmm. We might differ on many issues pertaining to badminton but Al Amin always has time for loose cannon!
Loose cannon likes the masthead 
The chief Rockybru aka Ahirudin Attan under the spotlight, as usual 
Atilia, Marion Caunter and Zainal Alam Kadir 
Ex-Malay Mail journo Randhir Singh is perhaps introducing this cameraman to the famous Other Thots author, blogger and former NSTP co-owner, Datuk A Kadir Jasin 
El Loco, Haresh Deol, Aftar Singh and Ajitpal Singh celebrating Manchester United's defeat... 
9 comments:
heard u going back as Sports Editor in May?
Fowler is God but Torres is the new Almighty
Thank god...just in time for World Cup 2010...we are saved from deep space.
The Paper I Don't Care
..salam, lc..
..if true, then congrats..and I better start subscribing to MM..
..but for us in the east, Bachok, especially, we rarely get to read them..I guess the market is too small for them to bother..
Kadir Jasin must be wondering what might have been. He must have been pondering his stupid mistakes and excesses which led to his being sacked as NSTP supremo and co-owner. Now kadir is a head honcho of a midget organisation called Berita Publishing. Kadir, you are the author of of your own fate. You brutalise your staff and put incompetent staff in top positions. You have paid dearly for your transgressions. Happy suffering, Kadir.
...Kadir Jasin, another KJ wannabe.
I don't care anymore.
Who is Kadir Jasin? he is over..he should spend more time with the cucu ratherthan making comments on politics when he had no ball do when he was heading nstp
Kadir Jasin has and will always be a coward. He has no balls to speak of. He was able to promote fear during his reign of terror because of his perceived close association with Dr Mahathir. In short, he used Mahathir's name to spread terror and hound oppoonents. Once he lost his power, he was spat at. Power is always a perception. Once you are stripped of power, perceptibly or otherwise, you are finished. Just look at Mahathir. Once he wielded absolute power with the apparatus of the state machinery, namely army, judiciary at his disposal. Once he lost control of the heavy artillery, he was just a solitary man. The same with Kadir. I remembered a few months before he was ousted, his close allies started deserting him. Even his close sycophant Ahmad Talib. If I were kadir, I would slink back into my cocoon to wonder what might have been. Anyway, the less said about Kadir the better. This guy is finished. A pathetic figure of derison, hunkered down in a bunker of delusion he created. Perhaps his greatest achievement was when he was voted malaysia's fifth hated figure by Pakatan. And of course who could forget Anwar's ultimate tribute: Kadir cant write two lines to save his own skin. Need I say more?
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