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MCMC says the Code of Conduct (Best Practice) aims to ensure service providers uphold online safety and security.

Datuk Seri Ramli Mohamed Yoosuf says throughout 2022 until last year, 59,974 individuals had fallen victim to online fraud and scams.

Investigators are examining the girl's cell phone, computer, online posts, and a possible manifesto the shooter may have left behind.

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Parents who overshare their children's school info risk becoming targets for misuse by irresponsible parties, says Fahmi Fadzil.

Ofcom publishes its first codes of practice on tackling illegal harms such as child sexual abuse and assisting or encouraging suicide.

The campaign educates on Community Guidelines, safety features, and fosters a kinder, more positive online community.

Criminals are forcing more people into labour, coercing them to run online scams and cyber fraud operations, United Nations report shows.

ARTICLE 19 and the Centre for Independent Journalism are concerned about specific provisions of the Online Safety Bill 2024.

Major amendments to the Communications and Multimedia Act have been proposed to address a myriad of online safety issues, including hate speech, scams, and unsolicited messages. It also includes new explanations to refine and clarify the contentious Section 233, which has long been used by those in power against political dissents. What do we need to know about these proposed amendments? On this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks with Wathshlah Naidu, Executive Director of the Center for Independent Journalism.

Major amendments to the Communications and Multimedia Act have been proposed to address a myriad of online safety issues, including hate speech, scams, and unsolicited messages. It also includes new explanations to refine and clarify the contentious Section 233, which has long been used by those in power against political dissents. What do we need to know about these proposed amendments? On this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks with Foong Cheng Leong, Deputy Chair of the Bar Council Committee on Intellectual Property.

Major amendments to the Communications and Multimedia Act have been proposed to address a myriad of online safety issues, including hate speech, scams, and unsolicited messages. It also includes new explanations to refine and clarify the contentious Section 233, which has long been used by those in power against political dissents. What do we need to know about these proposed amendments? On this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks with Karen Lai, Programme Director at the Women’s Centre for Change (WCC Penang).

Malaysia’s digital advertising market is projected to surpass MYR 3 billion in 2024 with strong growth in social media, search, and video advertising.

Digital ad spending is expected to continue growing at a double-digit pace as companies continue shifting from traditional media to digital platforms.

The recent Singles’ Day (11.11) shopping festival saw ad volumes across the region grow exponentially, with leading brands launching hundreds of thousands of targeted campaigns, an increase of up to 500% compared to 2023, underscoring the competitive landscape and the role of creativity in driving consumer engagement.

Micro and nano influencers in particular are driving this growth. Jonathan Eg, Founder & CEO, Partipost discusses the evolution of digital advertising around Southeast Asia, with a focus on localised strategies with global impact.

The proposed changes will significantly impact childrens rights and online safety.

The Ministry of Communications, through MCMC, manage to terminate 118,184 lines and block access to 9,474 fraudulent websites.