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The ‘Benci Calculator’ allows users to key in any word or phrase to assess whether it has the potential to be deemed as hateful.

Social media platforms like Facebook, TikTok and Twitter will soon be legally required to implement community standards and content moderation processes to minimise users' risk of exposure to harmful online content, under Singapore's new set of Internet rules.

Public consultations on the proposed new rules will begin next month. Read more at straitstimes.com.

SINGAPORE - Social media platforms like Facebook, TikTok and Twitter will soon be legally required to implement safety standards and content moderation processes to minimise users' risk of exposure to harmful online content like terrorist propaganda, under Singapore's new set of proposed Internet rules. They will also need to ensure additional safeguards for users who are under 18 years old,...

The Communications and Multimedia Content Forum (CMCF) has improved on the Content Code which covers best practices related to electronic content, particularly with regard to advertising.

Effective way to reach out to the younger generation

Throughout the year, we have been keeping you up to date on noteworthy developments across the region with our Regional Round-up Publications. As we…

PETALING JAYA: Inappropriate or sensitive content on the Internet, particularly social media platforms, made up the majority of complaints lodged with the Communications and Multimedia Content Forum’s Complaints Bureau last year.

KUALA LUMPUR: A revision of the Content Code of the communications and multimedia industry guidelines can overcome the problem of religious exploitation in advertising content.

The Association of Accredited Advertising Agents Malaysia (4As) is marking 50 years of existence with a campaign that celebrates its stewardship of the advertising industry since its formation in 1971 by a group of forward-thinking advertising professionals.