Cambodia’s longest running English-language newspaper, the Phnom Penh Post is now daily. Surprisingly, its price is now down to KHR 2,500 per copy from previously KHR 4,000, despite being 100% color. Readers can also access the PDF version of the paper from its website, simply by signing a free membership. I hope the paper will keep this free service available always. That’ll be a really awesome way for me to catch up with news at home!
Kudos to the Post team for the innovation!
In its first daily edition, the Phnom Penh Post today published an article discussing the recent trend in cyber-nationalism surrounding the Preah Vihear dispute in the Cambodian and Thai blogosphere. Written by Brendan Brady, the article also quoted several comments from my blog post, “Bark with a Better Sense, Please.”
And just a small correction, I am not a student of RUPP as stated in the article. I guess you all know what I do right? 
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Two more weeks to go and I am gonna say another goodbye to Cambodia!
Part of me is very excited about the commencement of my Ph. D. program and life in a brand new place. Yet another part of me really wishes I could be home longer. For a fact, I’ve only been back for a few months and, to be candid, haven’t had enough fun with my family and friends yet. Anyways, can’t really whine. That’s life. C’est la vie.
Minneapolis here I come! Bye Bye Cambodia!
Photo courtesy of AndreJenny.com
