New Media Political Engagement and Participation in Malaysia
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Book Details
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Author: Sara Chinnasamy
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Brand: Routledge
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Edition: 1st Edition
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Binding: Paperback
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Number of Pages: 156
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Release Date: 23-03-2019
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ISBN: 9780367272975
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Languages: English
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Dimensions: 9.3 x 6.1 x 0.4 inches
About The Book
The Rise of Independent News Portals in Malaysia by Sara Chinnasamy explores the rapid growth and impact of Independent News Portals (INPs) on Malaysian electoral conduct, particularly during the country's 12th and 13th general elections. The book examines how these portals have challenged the longstanding control of the Malaysian mainstream media, which has been subject to strict laws such as the Printing Presses and Publications Act (PPPA) and the Sedition Act.
The emergence of INPs has drastically transformed the speed at which news is disseminated, with many of these platforms providing real-time updates and interactive content. This shift has not only accelerated the availability of information but has also given the public more opportunities to express their political views. The book also highlights the innovative features of some INPs, such as live-streaming videos and visual news, which have helped unify various pressure groups and facilitate the circulation of alternative information.
Chinnasamy's investigation dives into key questions surrounding this change, examining media preferences, political engagement, and the role of INPs in shaping public discourse. Through interviews with news producers, political representatives, university students, NGOs, and civil society movements, the book provides a comprehensive look at how INPs are influencing the political landscape of Malaysia.

