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Microsoft, Google and Facebook say the transport minister's decision does not bode well for Malaysia's internet.

This is to expedite Internet connectivity in rural areas, CM says.

'It is vital for school authorities to consider the students’ conditions and capabilities to cope with online learning.'

EU says it gains an unfair advantage over smaller merchants that sell on its online platform.

This is shown in a survey of 209 respondents conducted by the Communications and Multimedia Consumer Forum.

'Only in Malaysia that we erect our own ragtag communication masts.'


The issue involves TM's 500 Mbps Unifi package.

Residents have to raise the flag along with a modem in a bucket to get Internet connection.

COMMENT | Good internet and ICT infrastructure is foundation to transform country into competitive business hub.

The UMS student describes Muhyiddin as a 'humble and amazing' person.

Minister says the real issue is that of access to the Internet and basic facilities in the interior.

Pitas came in the news recently after local girl Veveonah had to climb a tree to get Internet connection.

He defends his sister’s move to post a YouTube video of herself climbing a tree to obtain good internet coverage.

UPDATED 4PM | Maszlee also takes to Twitter saying there are 'gloomy days' for the nation if this situation persists.


CM's proposal to set up state-owned Internet service company will cost hundreds of millions, S'wak DAP has a better idea.

Rural students face limitations such as lack of stable Internet, laptops or tablets to access online lessons, says Mohd Radzi.

Communications and multimedia minister says apart from building new towers, 11 existing ones will be upgraded from 2G and 3G to 4G.

This follows after she posted a video of herself climbing a tree to obtain a decent Internet connection to complete online examinations.


Alphabet Inc's Google says it removed more than 70 malicious add-ons from its Chrome Web Store.
