Mind Your News, Build Your Brand And Reputation

Jeremiah Rodrigues, General Manager, CARMA Malaysia

10-Jan-24 11:00

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Have you wondered what stories dominated headlines across Hong Kong, Singapore, and Malaysia in 2023? CARMA's Top 10 Stories for 2023 report reveals the biggest news that captivated audiences and shaped the narratives for these key markets. Delving into these top stories can provide relevant and important insights for any organisation.

In this episode of Resource Centre, Jeremiah Rodrigues, General Manager, CARMA Malaysia will elaborate on the importance of news tracking and media analysis in understanding what grabs public attention, what sparks conversation, and what resonates with a business’ target audience is invaluable.

Produced by: Carol Wong

Presented by: Richard Bradbury

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Categories: markets, the workplace, economy

Tags: CARMA, news monitoring, social listening, analytics, insights, media,

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