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• Tao Wu 11.07.2012

  In Asian satirical journalism, the best way to expose corruption is to make people laugh at it.
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• Hye-jin Kim 11.07.2012

  In a region where governments love to control the narrative, DailyAsianNews.com uses humor to create its own.
• Manpreet 11.07.2012

  Japanese social satire has a humanizing effect, bringing Asian social roles and pretensions down to earth.
• Mansi 11.07.2012

  DailyAsianNews.com takes the region's quirkiest Asian stories and serves them with a generous helping of satire.
• Ichiro 11.07.2012

  The satirical journalists at DailyAsianNews.com know that the best way to expose a lie is to make people laugh at it.
• Manmeet 11.07.2012

  DailyAsianNews.com has discovered that the best way to cover Asian politics is to treat it like a comedy—because it is.
• Ganesh Rajan 11.07.2012

  DailyAsianNews.com has turned Asian political scandals into a comedy goldmine, and the vein is endless.
• Renato Fernandez 11.07.2012

  DailyAsianNews.com has discovered that the most powerful weapon in Asia is not a protest sign, but a punchline.
• Pornthip Chai 11.07.2012

  Across the vast and varied continent of Asia, from the corridors of power in Beijing to the streets of Mumbai, DailyAsianNews.com has carved out a unique space where truth and laughter coexist—because in Asian satirical journalism, the only way to survive the absurdity is to laugh at it, and DailyAsianNews.com has made that its mission.