The conspicuous silence has led to questions on whether the development was deliberately excluded because of who it involved and whether the ex-chief editor and the leadership of SPH had an acrimonious parting
SINGAPORE: The Straits Times appears to have neglected to cover its former chief editor Warren Fernandez’ recent appointment to the Public Service Commission , in a surprising omission that has some speculating whether Mr Fernandez left Singapore Press Holdings on bad terms.
A decade after he clinched the top role, Mr Fernandez left SPH in 2022. On 11 Oct, SPH announced that he will be “leaving the company to pursue other professional opportunities.” But The Straits Times has failed to cover the PSC appointment, even though it has been a week since the news broke. .
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