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I Hear You, But I Don't Hear You

Kam Raslan | Umapagan Ampikaipakan | Shamaine Othman

27-Jan-18 17:00

I Hear You, But I Don't Hear You

Is social media ideal for preserving your memories in perpetuity, or is the 24-hour lifespan on Snapchat the new way to go? Kam kicks off the conversation discussing how the different natures of social media platforms shape our varying user habits. Shamaine, a multi-talented veteran in local performing arts and entertainment, asks why Malaysians, or more specifically the 'Malaynnials', aren't wooed by the contents today on Malaysian TV. Lastly, Uma shares how he's grappling with the challenge of engaging in constructive and meaningful conversations on the internet, drowned out by all the 'talk' and noise online.

Produced by: Ali Johan


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