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Sinar Daily: Will Transparent and Truthful Reporting Win Out?

Tasnim Lokman, Editor, Sinar Daily

20-Jun-22 09:35

Sinar Daily: Will Transparent and Truthful Reporting Win Out?

News media is an increasingly difficult business to break into in the digital age. But Malay masthead Sinar Harian is making a foray into the English-language media space with the launch of its online portal, Sinar Daily. What’s the strategy for Sinar Daily to carve out a space of its own in the Malaysian media landscape? We speak to Editor Tasnim Lokman to find out.

Produced by: Shazana Mokhtar

Presented by: Shazana Mokhtar


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