Product placement. I bet money changed hands with Apple.
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Horrible Sinkapore Tourism Board video removed hours after public ridicule
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Product placement. I bet money changed hands with Apple.
interesting...free advertisement for Apple or there is something deeper?
As with all public sector workplaces, the diploma holders are at the bottom of the food chain. Overworked and underpaid.
yep....peasants get peanuts....
Has anyone found out who the actress is yet?
Just out....
Statement in response to media queries by STB's executive director of communications and industry marketing Mr Oliver Chong:"We thank readers for their interest in how STB promotes Singapore overseas."This video was produced for the Philippines by Philippine network ABS-CBN, in an effort to customise content for this audience."When shared on STB's Facebook page for the Philippines, the video attracted over 3,400 likes in the first week and garnered some 900 comments, largely positive."Nevertheless, we thank readers for their feedback on the video and acknowledge that some aspects of it could have been done better.We would also like to invite the public to share their ideas on how we can continue to showcase the Singapore we love to the rest of the world. Suggestions can be sent to*[email protected]. Interested readers may wish to check out a brief compilation of excerpts from other customised content we have created for various countries:http://youtu.be/UDfPkmxHMTE."Be
Statement in response to media queries by STB's executive director of communications and industry marketing Mr Oliver Chong:"We thank readers for their interest in how STB promotes Singapore overseas."This video was produced for the Philippines by Philippine network ABS-CBN, in an effort to customise content for this audience."When shared on STB's Facebook page for the Philippines, the video attracted over 3,400 likes in the first week and garnered some 900 comments, largely positive."Nevertheless, we thank readers for their feedback on the video and acknowledge that some aspects of it could have been done better.We would also like to invite the public to share their ideas on how we can continue to showcase the Singapore we love to the rest of the world. Suggestions can be sent to*[email protected]. Interested readers may wish to check out a brief compilation of excerpts from other customised content we have created for various countries:http://youtu.be/UDfPkmxHMTE."Be
Outsource production means no need to review content quality? Knn low class
A Christian Cross.
HIV. That's why they said the video went "viral".
Same thing as cracks found on new HDB flats, or SPH employees not proofreading before hitting the 'Publish' button.
This cuntry has gone to the shitters.
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SINGAPORE — The Singapore Tourism Board (STB) says aspects of a promotional video which went viral online and provoked strong reactions ‘could have been done better’ in a statement today (April 8).
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SINGAPORE — The Singapore Tourism Board (STB) says aspects of a promotional video which went viral online and provoked strong reactions ‘could have been done better’ in a statement today (April 8).
The video, which features a couple visiting various landmarks and tourism sights in Singapore, was apparently been taken offline, less than two weeks after it was put up, but not before social media websites had replicated it and shared it on the internet, with many posting remarks making fun of it.
STB said that the video was produced for the Philippines by Philippine network ABS-CBN, in an effort to customise content for this audience.
“When shared on STB’s Facebook page for the Philippines, the video attracted over 3,400 likes in the first week and garnered some 900 comments, largely positive,” STB added.
The tourism board thanked members of the public for their feedback on the video
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SINGAPORE — The Singapore Tourism Board (STB) says aspects of a promotional video which went viral online and provoked strong reactions ‘could have been done better’ in a statement today (April 8).
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APRIL 8
SINGAPORE — The Singapore Tourism Board (STB) says aspects of a promotional video which went viral online and provoked strong reactions ‘could have been done better’ in a statement today (April 8).
The video, which features a couple visiting various landmarks and tourism sights in Singapore, was apparently been taken offline, less than two weeks after it was put up, but not before social media websites had replicated it and shared it on the internet, with many posting remarks making fun of it.
STB said that the video was produced for the Philippines by Philippine network ABS-CBN, in an effort to customise content for this audience.
“When shared on STB’s Facebook page for the Philippines, the video attracted over 3,400 likes in the first week and garnered some 900 comments, largely positive,” STB added.
The tourism board thanked members of the public for their feedback on the video
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