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Kounila Keo
has immersed herself in journailsm work when she was 19 years old. Based in Cambodia, she freelances for Agence France Presse, the Phnom Penh Post and some international media publications. When she doesn't write for newspaper, she blogs at www.blueladyblog.com. Besides journalism, she is also a communication rep of Kon Khmer Kon Khmer, a youth organization working to promote youth-produced Khmer films. A community event organizer, Kounila has co-oganized www.filmcampkh.org, http://2012.blogfest.asia and a few more events. Attending workshops on journalism workshops and blogging conferences worldwide, Kounila has a strong interest in new media and travels.
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18 May 2013
19 December 2012
Cambodia Bans Internet Cafes Near Schools
Internet cafes are now banned within 500 meters of schools or educational buildings. Internet cafes are also prohibited from welcoming anyone under the age of 18, because the "internet poses numerous dangers such as terrorism, economic crimes & distribution of pornography."
8 December 2012
Interview with Chanphal Sok: Cambodian Writer and Songwriter
Global Voices interviews Chanphal Sok,one of Cambodia's famous contemporary songwriters. Also a prolific blogger, Chanphal has published several books in the internet. Chanphal discusses the state of book publishing in Cambodia as well as the prospect of online publishing in the next few years.
18 February 2012
Cambodia: Support Network for Young Entrepreneurs
A group of young business minded Cambodians have set up the SmallWorld website which serves as an education, networking, and small business resource and support center for students and budding entrepreneurs.
18 July 2011
Cambodia: Blog About Cambodian Women Who Inspire Others
Sreyneath Poole is a young blogger who has begun documenting “inspiring Cambodian women”. Her blog project wants to dispute the traditional belief that Cambodian women belong to the kitchen. This is her story.
we are def getting there .