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Not long ago, the central battleground of a Malaysian election campaign was the ceramah – open-air night rallies where tens of thousands would gather to hear politicians speak. - BERNAMA FILE PIX

After decades of anticipation, the Malaysian Media Council (MMC) is finally a reality, promising a new era of self-regulation, transparency and accountability for the nation's media landscape. - Bernama file photo

Nik Justin (second from left) with moderator Lydia (left), Diogo (centre), followed by Rafiq and Azeem (right) during the forum titled 'Synthetic Media and the Currency of Trust' organised by the Malaysian Digital Association (MDA) in conjunction with the 2025 D Conference at a hotel in Petaling Jaya on Thursday. - Photo by MOHD HALIM ABDUL WAHID/SINAR

Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil (third, left) launches the Suicide Content Guidelines, today. Also present was Communications and Multimedia Content Forum of Malaysia chairman Rafiq Razali (third, right).

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Photo for illustrative purposes only. - Canva

Thanks to social media, people can now instantly create, view and share all types of content from and to anywhere in the world. Pexels

Sinar Karangkraf CEO Farah Hussamuddin (left) and Karangkraf Chairman Firdaus Hussamuddin speaking at the 4th Asia Pacific Family Business Summit 2024, organised by BinaPavo.

AI generated illustration by Sinar Daily.

A picture shows the front pages of some of Britain's national newspapers, dominated by stories about Britain's Catherine, Princess of Wales announcing her cancer diagnosis, in Amersham on March 23, 2024. - (Photo by JUSTIN TALLIS / AFP)