Joshua Wilwohl

[Simon Henderson @simonhendi]

This entertaining tale about a reporter’s Cambodian encounter with an eccentric Russian billionaire is well worth a read.

[Joshua Wilwohl @wilwohl]

Check out my latest story in the @MekongReview, about a rumble in the Cambodian jungle with a real(ish) Russian oligarch. https://t.co/3YIQY0lJI3

[Reuters @Reuters]

WATCH: @Reuters journalists Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo reunite with their families after being freed from jail in Myanmar. More here: https://t.co/blJ1FpSg75

[Alan Soon #splicebeta @alansoon]

Wisdom on a slide. @Colum_M talking about his Chinarrative media startup. #splicebeta

[Alan Soon #splicebeta @alansoon]

Really happy that we got so many Cambodian journos out at #SpliceBeta.

[Paul Bradshaw @paulbradshaw]

The hardest thing I've ever had to write. Lyra McKee, my former student who was shot and killed this week. https://t.co/KX2l0RzTfa

[Julia Wallace @julia_wallace]

A Cambodian story:

This is Saing Soenthrith. He was born in Phnom Penh in 1964. There aren't any photos of him as a child, because when he was a schoolboy the Khmer Rouge seized the city and sent its entire population to the countryside to do slave labor under brutal conditions.

[Luke Wroblewski @LukeW]

“No one will ever browse the Web on their wrist.”

[Liam Cochrane @Liam_Cochrane]

The new owner of the @phnompenhpost - Sivakumar S. Ganapathy - held a press conference today. Here's his response (and new editor's) to allegations Vietnamese state-linked hackers used the paper's website to target local NGO @licadho #Cambodia

[Noan Sereiboth​  @noansereiboth]

Statement by @phnompenhpost's new onwer on the newspaper

[Kevin J Doyle, PhD @doyle_kevin]

Received information that Cambodia Telecommunications Ministry has called May 23 meeting of ISPs regarding plan for all domestic & international internet traffic to pass through state-owned Telecom Cambodia transit center

[Splice #splicebeta @splicenewsroom]

⚡️ A revolt at the @phnompenhpost.

https://t.co/LrYieYaoV3

[Julia Wallace @julia_wallace]

For all the hand-wringing about how Facebook and Twitter are a threat to democracy in SE Asia, we've found them essential this week, as Cambodia's last independent daily newspaper has been sold and gutted. I predict the utility of social media will be magnified in coming months.

[Chhengpor Aun  @aunchhengpor]

This morning edition of The @PhnomPenhPost, with the bleak Monday incident being placed on its own front page. There are only 12 pages with significant absence of the list of the editorial team.

[Chhengpor Aun  @aunchhengpor]

The Phnom Penh Post issue this morning, the morning after the acquisition. #Cambodia

[Southeast Asia Globe @SEA_GLOBE]

"It’s their business and they said, ‘Kimsong, you’re the editor-in-chief – and you made a big mistake.’”
#PhnomPenhPost #Pressfreedom

https://t.co/9AA78khbCu

[Erin Handley @erinahandley]

Comment from former managing editor Stuart White:

[Matt Surrusco @mattsurrusco]

.@phnompenhpost sold to Malaysian investor. Story is still online atm, but for when it's not https://t.co/QQpxWQOkl3 by @BrendanOByrne & @antbaliga who resigned after new owners told them to take the story off the website