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Malaysia's '114A' law makes brands liable for comments by consumers
Aug 16, 2012
Racheal Lee

Malaysia's '114A' law makes brands liable for comments by consumers

MALAYSIA - A revised law enacted by policymakers in Malaysia shackles the freedom of brands to interact with consumers online and potentially leaves brands vulnerable to legal action for comments made by consumers on social-media sites.

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