Editors of print media were today unanimous in their opposition to a
government-led media consultative council, at the first meeting with the
government to discuss the matter.
According
to those who attended, the poorly-represented closed-door meeting
chaired by Information, Communication and Culture Ministry secretary
general Kamaruddin Siaraf (right), the editors were "about 100 percent" against government involvement in the council.
According
to those who attended, the poorly-represented closed-door meeting
chaired by Information, Communication and Culture Ministry secretary
general Kamaruddin Siaraf (right), the editors were "about 100 percent" against government involvement in the council.Notable absences in the one-hour meeting today were top editors of widely-read publications The Star, The Edge and Malay Mail.
Those who attended were representatives from The Sun, Bernama, the China Press group, Sin Chew group and the NSTP group, as well as the National Union of Journalists Malaysia media officials from the Prime Minister's Department.
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