1 | Internet and social media in Malaysia: Development, challenges and potentials | 1834 |
2 | Netflix, Muslims and cultural imperialism | 1817 |
3 | New media, cultural imperialism and the Malay muslim society in Malaysia | 1781 |
4 | The development of women magazines in Malaysia and its educational impact on Muslim women | 1242 |
5 | The coverage of vaccination in the Malay newspapers: an exploratory study | 1135 |
6 | Predicting the intention to cyberbully and cyberbullying behaviour among the undergraduate students at the International Islamic University Malaysia | 1126 |
7 | Political bloggers and the personalisation of political participation | 1102 |
8 | Ibu bapa patut celik digital pantau aktiviti anak di media sosial | 1101 |
9 | Political communication and election campaigning on Instagram during the 14th Malaysian General Election | 1083 |
10 | Najib Razak’s political storytelling on Instagram: the fall of a government and the rise of an opposition leader? | 1053 |
11 | Towards adabic intercultural communication | 1042 |
12 | Who sets the agenda? Locating the formation of public opinion during the Rantau by-election | 1032 |
13 | Anxiety disorders: the new achievements | 1021 |
14 | News online and public opinion: how Malaysians responded to news on a state by-election | 997 |
15 | Analysing media effects: The third-person effect on party members | 985 |
16 | The 77 years (1941-2018) evolution of mastika’s cover: a visual framing of the Malay audience’s interests | 966 |
17 | Instagram and political storytelling among Malaysian politicians during the 14th General Election | 964 |
18 | Vlogging and the Malaysian citizenship experience | 964 |
19 | Parody of Malaysian life: the effects of Mat Luthfi’s video blogs (V-blogs) on Malaysian youth | 958 |
20 | Facebook use and personalization among Malaysian politicians during the 14th Malaysian general election = Penggunaan Facebook dan personalisasi oleh ahli politik Malaysia semasa Pilihanraya Umum Ke-14 | 949 |
21 | B40 income earners’ digital literacy: a focus on children at Projek Perumahan Rakyat (PPR) | 946 |
22 | Framing sustainable energy : a comparative analysis of
Malay and English newspaper in Malaysia | 942 |
23 | Election news and agenda setting on facebook by Malaysian English newspapers | 941 |
24 | Online newspapers as significant agenda-setters in time of Covid-19 | 940 |
25 | Digital media literacy in Jordan: challenges and development | 927 |
26 | Blogging and citizenship: The Malaysian experience | 922 |
27 | On the covers of Indonesia’s Hai magazine: a visual framing of youth | 916 |
28 | Undergraduate students’ use of whatsapp for educational purposes: an approach based on a technology acceptance model | 911 |
29 | “Infodemic” in time of COVID-19 | 898 |
30 | Election campaign and issues agenda in Malaysian politicians’ Facebook and Instagram accounts | 886 |