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Cyber-Social Manipulation Identified in Chicken Supply Discourse

Crisis Management Centre has identified the existence of coordinated inauthentic behaviour (CIB) and brute force communications in the social media discourse on the chicken supply issue in Malaysia and selected Southeast Asian countries between 1 January and 21 July 2022. The latest Crisis Management Centre report titled ‘The Emperor’s New Clothes Through the Lens of Cyber-Social Manipulation – A Communication Analysis of the Chicken Supply Issue’ shed light on the depth and breadth of the evolution of social media manipulation. The research utilised advanced artificial intelligence (AI) coupled with an extensive benchmarking exercise. Conducted over six and a half months, it revealed that over 7,000 potential disingenuous accounts were deployed in social media discussions related to the Malaysian poultry industry. The number comprised of identified bots and trolls on various social media platforms. Founder of Crisis Management Centre, Nordin Abdullah, said, “Many social media platforms have issued threat reports of [...]

Cyber-Social Manipulation Identified in Chicken Supply Discourse2022-08-18T15:12:15+08:00

Lady Dior Pop-up : Did they become customer?

Glenreagh Sdn. Bhd.'s social media data team recently looked at the emotional impact and overall sentiment of the Lady Dior pop-up in Pavilion Kuala Lumpur. News Hub Asia was pleased to host the event where this social media data analysis was presented. More information : Did they become customer?

Lady Dior Pop-up : Did they become customer?2022-08-15T09:42:04+08:00

MALAYSIA GLOBAL BUSINESS FORUM TO SUPPORT CREATIVE ECONOMY IN POST-COVID-19 RECOVERY

Malaysia Global Business Forum (MGBF) has moved to support the creative economy as the overall economy moves into a recovery phase following the COVID19 pandemic. As a step in the direction of normalcy, the MGBF has agreed to host the art exhibition “I Know You’re Somewhere So Far” by one of Malaysia’s leading young artists Mulaika Nordin. The full spectrum of the creative industries, from film to visual arts were heavily impacted over the past two years. Prior to the pandemic the creative industries were estimated to be worth some RM29.4 billion contributing 1.9% to Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in 2019 according to a report by the Department of Statistics Malaysia. The Malaysia Global Business Forum like many businesses has evolved extensively due to the pandemic. Many of our business matching and government engagement programs have shifted to the virtual space. We are pleased to announce that our first step [...]

MALAYSIA GLOBAL BUSINESS FORUM TO SUPPORT CREATIVE ECONOMY IN POST-COVID-19 RECOVERY2022-09-18T08:44:45+08:00

Budget 2022 Comments: Opportunity to build resilience in critical sectors

The upcoming budget represents an opportunity to build resilience in the critical sectors that will form the backbone of the country's future-facing economic ambitions. This however needs to be achieved in the context of managing the community sectors most impacted by COVID-19 over the past two years. The Keluarga Malaysia (Malaysian Family) approach, which is empathic and inclusive, is both timely and an appropriate approach to address those most impacted. Policy stability, especially those policies directly impacting foreign investors, remains important for business continuity. At the same time, well-managed policy developments that have taken into consideration the views of all related stakeholders and the community are welcome as the country continues to mature on its journey as a leading democracy in the region. Recent announcements by the Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob around Operational Safety and Health and Disaster Management are good examples, which have identified leakages upwards [...]

Budget 2022 Comments: Opportunity to build resilience in critical sectors2022-09-18T08:59:05+08:00

MGBF REPORT IDENTIFIES TEN AREAS FOR STRATEGIC GROWTH IN DIGITAL RESILIENCE

The Malaysia Global Business Forum (MGBF) has released a report following the roundtable on ‘Digital Resilience in the Corporate Sector’, which was recently held in Kuala Lumpur. In attendance as guest of honour was Deputy Minister of Communications and Multimedia, Datuk Zahidi Zainul Abidin. The report recommended several critical development streams. However, from the perspective of long-term digital sustainability, the roundtable highlighted that a pathway to success must include digital resilience and data literacy inculcated from early-stage education onwards. MGBF Founding Chairman, Nordin Abdullah said, “The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) and the rapid advancement of disruptive technologies have shown the potential to significantly transform the economic landscape around the world. If all stakeholders do not continue to embrace digitalisation coupled with mindset transformation, we run the risk of losing investment dollars to regional competitors.” According to the report, the 10 areas identified for strategic growth in digital resilience include: i) [...]

MGBF REPORT IDENTIFIES TEN AREAS FOR STRATEGIC GROWTH IN DIGITAL RESILIENCE2022-09-18T08:45:57+08:00
 
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