Media should be allowed to criticise government without fear: PM Anwar
He said the media should get rid of the old culture of writing in favour of the ruling administration and should also include the Opposition’s views.
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China closes 66,000 online accounts for rumormongering, imposture
More than 1.4 million pieces of relevant illegal content at key platforms such as Sina Weibo, WeChat, and Douyin, have been cleaned up.
Indonesia to issue rules on rights of publishers soon: Coordinating Minister Mahfud
As the curtains are set to rise on next year’s election, the minister also called on media companies to stand firm as the fourth estate of democracy and maintain the principles…
Over 1,500 offensive social media posts taken down since 2022: Minister
A special task force had been set up to deal with fake news and the 3Rs (race, religion and royalty).
TikTok: The new frontier for political info-wars
TikTok has silently become a forum for serious debate on some of the most contentious issues such as racial justice, climate change and politics, to gender-based violence.
Indian court seeks BBC response in Modi documentary defamation case
India reacted angrily to the documentary calling it a biased “propaganda piece” and blocking sharing of any clips from it on social media.
Naver Webtoon to make English version of Toon Filter
Ranging from images of friends and family to food and pets, different kinds of photos are eligible for the generator's webtoon-style adaptation.
Six ministries in Vietnam to inspect TikTok’s operation
The inspection will focus on the observance of regulations on information censorship process and user information verification, among others.
Singaporean who won $13,000 in MrBeast’s Instagram giveaway wants to share her art with more people
Ms Sheryl Tan, who also goes by Meyyen, was one of 10 winners of the giveaway hosted by Mr Jimmy Donaldson – better known as MrBeast – in celebration of his 25th birthday.
Lawsuit against KompasTV raises fresh press freedom concerns
KompasTV editor-in-chief Rosiana Silalahi said the issue had been settled out of court but warned that similar tactics might be used in the future to limit press freedom.