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 Thursday, October 22, 2009 @ 21:19
is this even possible? Home > Breaking News > Singapore > Story Oct 22, 2009 A happy journey home SINGAPOREANS can now look forward to out-of-the-box ideas to battle ungracious behaviour on board public transport. The Public Transport Council has unveiled its top three winners of the multimedia contest, 'A Happy Journey Starts Like That'. The competition aims to promote graciousness on buses and trains. Ranging from awareness videos to entries capturing shrewd solutions, viewers can now view graciousness in a new light. Take a peek at what you can do to make your journey home a happy one on RazorTV. isn't the public transport council being a bit idealistic? a multimedia contest being the solution to ungracious behaviour on public transport? they should do a study on who these ungracious people are and then pick a media that these people utilise, so the messages actually reaches the target group. |