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MCMC defends integrity: not a tool to quash government critics

Commission cites statistics revealing that 72% of its content removal requests target online gambling, scams

What’s the deal with social media and youth mental health? – Scarlett Smout, Louise Thornton and Jillian Halladay

In Australia, spikes in psychological distress, a general indicator of mental ill-health, are driven by millennials and Gen Zs

Requests to remove social media posts meant to protect users: MCMC 

With such content posing a significant threat to the nation’s social fabric and institutions, MCMC added that hate speech, in particular, has the potential to incite violence, discrimination and harassment.  

[UPDATED] Fahmi to haul in social media firms over offensive, ‘sexual’ ad content

The Communications and Digital Ministry will summon several social media platform providers to discuss issues related to inappropriate advertising content on their platforms.

MCMC removes more than 1,000 cyberbullying-related content this year: Teo

Speaking at the Dewan Rakyat during the Ministers’ Question Time, this morning, Deputy Communications and Digital Minister Teo Nie Ching said content which were brought down comprise 804 from (TikTok), 195 (Facebook), seven (X, formerly known as Twitter), and nine each from Instagram and Youtube, as well as 123 from other platforms. 

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Widad, Tanco unaware of reasons for volatile trading

Widad Group Bhd, in a response to a Bursa Malaysia query, said it was not aware of any corporate development relating to the group’s business that has not been previously announced that may account for the activity, including those in the negotiation stage or discussion for several business proposals which were still under preliminary discussions.

Right-wing commentator Ian Miles Cheong under police scrutiny

According to authorities, investigation focuses on alleged social media posts that could incite public unrest