Josephine Teo

There must be a point to age checks online

Platforms must go further by embedding safety into the design of their products, says the writer.

Social media safeguards should address children’s access to content: Josephine Teo

(From right) Psychiatrist Lim Choon Guan, Minister of State Rahayu Mahzam, Minister Josephine Teo, TOUCH Community Services chief executive James Tan, speaking during a panel moderated by ST associate editor Karamjit Kaur on July 25.

New $70m Hakka hub seeks to preserve heritage while promoting business and community ties

Minister for Digital Development and Information Josephine Teo (in white) at the opening of the Dabu Hakka Building by Char Yong (Dabu) Association on July 3.

Singapore to push for wider regional AI adoption, cross-border data flows as ASEAN chair

Josephine Teo, Minister of Digital Development and Information at Asia Economic Summit 2026.

SingPost to roll out islandwide mail and small parcel pick-up from HDB, condo letterboxes

Minister for Digital Development and Information Josephine Teo, accompanied by SingPost CEO Mark Chong and chairman Teo Swee Lian, viewing the intelligent flexi sorter at the launch of SingPost's new S$30 million automated parcel sortation facility within the Regional eCommerce Logistics Hub in Greenwich Drive on June 9, 2026.

Singapore must act firmly when others seek to divide it: Edwin Tong on blocked online content

Law Minister Edwin Tong called on Singaporeans to be more discerning when viewing online content and to not disseminate it if it is harmful.

New NTU institute to deepen research at the intersection of AI, finance and society

Minister for Digital Development and Information Josephine Teo (centre) at the launch of the Global Institute of Finance, Technology, and Society on May 30.

Work on sector-wide AI projects has begun, starting with aviation sector: Josephine Teo

Digital Development and Information Minister Josephine Teo outlined Singapore’s four key AI missions at the Asia Tech x Summit tech conference on May 20.

TOC’s print correction notice in ST ensures facts are accessible beyond online means: Josephine Teo

The Online Citizen was issued Pofma correction directions on March 23 and 26, and had the notices published in ST on March 26 and 31.

S’pore studying restrictions on direct messaging, auto-play on social media to protect kids

The primary concern with direct messaging is that unauthorised accounts can target children and teens with sexual grooming, bullying or inappropriate content.

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