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Cindy Tham (cindytham@thenutgraph.com) has been a journalist since 1995, and worked with theSun newspaper and The Edge business and investment weekly. She has covered general, business and economic news, as well as written analysis on current issues. After all these years, she still thinks she has so much more to learn. And since she's not getting any younger, she's decided it's time to end the long affair with print to explore what she can do with technology on the internet. She teamed up with journalists Jacqueline Ann Surin and Danny Lim to set up MalaysiaVotes.com to cover the 2008 general election, and later co-founded The Nut Graph with Jacqueline. Cindy used to write the Web Lyrical column for The Nut Graph. She has since resigned from the company but is helping out until we find a replacement.
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Deborah Loh (deborahloh@thenutgraph.com) was an assistant news producer for the English News bulletin at ntv7 for two years before joining the New Straits Times. During her nine-year stint at the daily, she reported on general news and for the last four years was based in Putrajaya covering government and national affairs. She has a B.A. in Mass Communication from Goshen College, Indiana, USA. Her column Sideways runs fortnightly in The Nut Graph where she hopes to keep learning. She is currently assistant news editor at The Nut Graph. |
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Ding Jo-Ann (dingjoann@thenutgraph.com) has practised as a litigation lawyer, lectured Tort Law and worked briefly with the Human Rights Commission of Malaysia (Sukaham). She would like more people to be aware of their rights as set out in the Federal Constitution, and has contributed to the New Straits Times to raise awareness about citizen’s rights. She has volunteered with organisations such as Tenaganita, World Vision, and Centre for Public Policy Studies. From interning at The Nut Graph, she has since November 2009 become a fully employed journalist with The Nut Graph. |
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Jacqueline Ann Surin (jacquelinesurin@thenutgraph.com) is an award-winning journalist who co-founded MalaysiaVotes.com with Cindy Tham and Danny Lim in early 2008. A journalist since 1994 first with The Star, then The Edge and theSun, she is also the author of Shape of a Pocket. She gained an M.A. in Media Studies at Sussex University in England as a Chevening scholar, and studied journalism in the United States under the Hubert Humphrey Fellowship. In 2007, she received the Excellence in Opinion Writing Award from the Society of Publishers in Asia for her Shape of a Pocket column which she continues to keep at The Nut Graph. She was also named by London-based Article 19 as the Pioneering Women’s Voices Candidate for Malaysia in commemoration of International Women’s Day in 2007. |
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Koh Lay Chin (kohlaychin@thenutgraph.com) is a journalist, columnist and former assistant news editor for the New Straits Times. She has a Masters of Science in Political Sociology from the London School of Economics. Now freelancing and on the hunt for new adventures, she believes there is a middle course to all things. She is currently a contributing journalist with The Nut Graph, and also rambles on her site www.laych.com. |
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Lainie Yeoh (lainieyeoh@thenutgraph.com) is a graphic designer and writer. |
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Nick Choo (nickchoo@thenutgraph.com) has worked as a writer and sub-editor with theSun and Off The Edge. A composer and playwright, he has staged original musicals locally and abroad, including his musical The Edge, which workshopped at the Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre (July 2008); and Follow The Light (November 2005), a winner in the 2005 Finley Awards for Independent Theatre (Western Australia). He is also the author of two books in Marshall-Cavendish (M'sia)'s Get Spooked! series. Nick graduated with a Masters of Arts in Journalism, Public Relations and Creative Industries from Murdoch University in WA. His column Merely Playing appears fortnightly in The Nut Graph. He is currently chief copy editor and graphic artist. Visit his website at www.nick-choo.com. |
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Shanon Shah (shanonshah@thenutgraph.com) has been trying to balance careers as a singer-songwriter, playwright and human rights advocate, “trying” being the operative word. He has worked and volunteered with NGOs such as Sisters in Islam, Suaram, Amnesty International, the Malaysian AIDS Council, WAO, Awam and the Center for Independent Journalism (CIJ). In 2006, Shanon was named Best Male Vocal in an Album at the 13th Anugerah Industri Muzik for his debut album Dilanda Cinta. His first full-length play Air Con premiered to rave reviews and packed houses during its July, 2008 run at the Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Center. In 2009, it won several Boh Cameronian Arts awards including for best Malay script. In the past, Shanon has been a columnist for the New Straits Times and theSun. He has also been published in Kakiseni.com and in several book anthologies. His Malay-language column Secubit Garam runs every fortnight.
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