@Kini

[...] Since Malaysiakini published ‘Intoxicating ecstasy of Buy a Brick campaign’, the independent news portal has raised another RM130,000 from the public, bringing the [...]

[...] -warming party once we have moved in later this year. For more information on the ‘Buy a Brick Campaign’, click here. Source: http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/251787 [...]

[...] faith in us, we shall continue to fight the good fight. For more information on the ‘Buy a Brick Campaign’, click here. [...]

DAP’s 38 parliamentarians and two senators have all bought a brick each to contribute to Malaysiakini’s new building in Petaling Jaya. The party� [...]

[...] ,” he said. The campaign is to raise an ambitious RM3 million for Malaysiakini’s new building in Petaling Jaya, where a portion of the building – named @Kini – will be open [...]

[...] best to spread the news to our business friends to contribute generously to your new building,” he said. ‘Do support press freedom, too’ The PKR parliamentarians who pledged RM1, [...]

[...] Independent news portal Malaysiakini took vacant possession of its new building in a small and informal ceremony on Wednesday. [...]

[...]  is still waiting for the Certificate of Completion and Compliance (CCC) for the new building in Petaling Jaya which will serve as its new home. We expect this to be issued in the [...]

[...] relentlessly, sometimes to the exclusion of having a normal life, for the sake of independent media. Money is hardly a driving force, passion is. While you pass them by at the mamak stalls, [...]

[...] , which will help fund a new home for Malaysiakini. We were stunned. For the sake of independent media in Malaysia, Mr Cher did not just sign away his money, he gave his complete [...]

[...] fan,” he said time and again. “I want my children to understand the importance of independent media… I am buying a brick for each one of them.” The wild excitement will slowly give way [...]

[...] a wall with names of 1,000 people on each brick. This wall would symbolise the support for independent media in a country where the truth is often stifled. Malaysiakini set an ambitious target of [...]

[...] will have his or her name embossed on a brick, which will be displayed on an ‘appreciation wall’ in the new building. In addition, supporters will receive Malaysiakini subscriptions [...]

[...] supporter will have his or her name embossed on a brick, which will be used to build an ‘appreciation wall’ in the new building. In addition, supporters will receive Malaysiakini subscriptions and [...]

[...] ‘Buy a Brick’ campaign when we hit the target of selling 1,000 bricks for an ‘appreciation wall’ in the new building. For more information on the campaign, click here. Source:  [...]

[...] on offer, fewer than 300 are currently available. The bricks will be used to create an ‘appreciation wall’ in the new building, named @Kini. Part of the premises will be made available for public [...]

[...] projects. However, I will forever be indebted to Malaysiakini founders Premesh Chandran and Steven Gan for having faith in me. They gave such an important task to someone with no credentials or [...]

[...] Maitreya, writer, musician, blogger, Facebooker, jungle chef “Co-founders Prem Chandran and Steven Gan were two career journalists with the courage, integrity and vision to see that an independent [...]

[...] .47 million. While the first two bricks were bought by Malaysiakini founders Premesh and Steven Gan, we keyed in our 902th supporter this morning. The end is in sight. With 98 more bricks [...]

[...] Zamhari Nash Rahman Danny Hong Ka Sing P Padmaja 13 years K Manohar 14 years Premesh Chandran Steven Gan [...]

[...] an ‘appreciation wall’ in the new building. In addition, supporters will receive Malaysiakini subscriptions and advertising equal to the amount contributed. The new building is located in [...]

[...] ‘appreciation wall’ in the new building. In addition, supporters will receive Malaysiakini subscriptions and advertising equal to the amount contributed. Public support ‘incredible’ @ [...]

[...] there is the warmth of the family, all else fades into insignificance. But through this campaign Malaysiakini is forced to realise that family is beyond the confines of our office walls. It includes [...]

Two months before Nov 15, 2013 – when Malaysiakini kicked off its ‘Buy a Brick’ campaign – CEO Premesh Chandran saw in his mind’s eye a wa [...]

[...] Jaya. The party’s treasurer, Bukit Bintang MP Fong Kui Lun yesterday handed Malaysiakini CEO Premesh Chandran a cheque for RM40,000 for the bricks. The handover took place at Malaysiakini’ [...]