Malaysians turn to social media first for news, says report

2026-09-12 FMT 15

Core Tip: The Reuters Institute said 69% of respondents used social media for news in 2026, compared with 42% for news websites and 36% for television, while pr

The Reuters Institute said 69% of respondents used social media for news in 2026, compared with 42% for news websites and 36% for television, while print media collapsed to 14%.

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