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Rocky's Political Brew

Rocky Bru, Blogger, Rocky's Bru

04-Jan-16 09:35

Rocky's Political Brew

On the 10th anniversary of the launch of the controversial blog Rocky's Bru, we speak to the author of the blog, veteran journalist and former editor of several publications, including Business Times and The Malay Mail. Can blogs "whack both sides" or do they have to nail their allegiances to the mast. We go back to the time when Tun Dr Mahathir was patron of Blog House and how recent politics has split the grouping down the middle.


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