Racheal Lee
Jun 28, 2011

Online protests keep brands on alert

KUALA LUMPUR – Malaysia is one of the most active nations on social networking websites, with local industry leaders saying that while this is great for sharing positive brand messages, a number of recent high-profile online protests has shown there can be a down side too.

Vic Sithasanan, CEO FutureLab Malaysia

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