Kenapa Malaysiakini...

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Malaysiakini is unique in the Malaysian context as it is one of the few independent media organisations in Malaysia. It is not linked to any political party or commercial interest. It is owned by founders Steven Gan and Premesh Chandran, investors Media Development Loan Fund and the Malaysiakini current and former staff.

 

[hani85]

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[my-elance]

http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/269818

ada je berita gaza

 

[dapee]

aku xpernah buka pun website tu..

 

[alien_005]

Website apa tu, sorry x layan

 

[wak man]

wak tak pernah layan malaysiakini......puak kiasu

 

[vedder9]

erm aku ramai kawan chinese n sorry to say dorang mmg x amik port pun pasal gaza ni ...


bg aku dorg ni akan ambik tau apa2 yg ada kepentingan pd dorg je ....

so no suprise malaysiakini x cover isu gaza...


yg aku benci pasal post oleh malaysiakini psl isu mh17 baru2 yg seolah2 nak salahkan mas ngan kerajaan ...

Agree..
Recent post pasal MH17 mmg annoying..nampak sangat nak burukkan MAS dan Kerajaan Malaysia.

 

[johor1976]

wak tak pernah layan malaysiakini......puak kiasu

Indeed.
Elok tukar jd portal puakkiasukini.com

 

[iced_coolz]

http://iframe.malaysiakini.com/en/http://about.malaysiakini.com/

pilih accountability. blh tgk sape yg bg dana utk..

To pursue this additional aim, Malaysiakini raises funds from funding agencies.

Over the years, Malaysiakini receives grant support from a host of agencies for its various projects. Apart from Seapa, these include:
•Asia Foundation
•Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA)
•Dutch Embassy in Malaysia
•Free Voice (FV)
•Friedrich Naumann Foundation (FNS)
•International Centre for Journalists (ICFJ)
•Media Development Loan fund (MDLF) – also a minority investor in Malaysiakini
•National Endowment of Democracy (NED)
•Open Society Institute (OSI)

 

[Cytokinesis]

bugima lu cine, lu brani main sama melayu islam.. lu sama lu punya keturunan wa akan kasi hapus..

amboi mak marahnye..