Cambodia Cambodia s press, heralded as one of the freest in the region , is riddled with problems, from overzealous government control to corrupt and cynical reporters. The communication industry is one of the fastest developing sectors in China. It benefits both from the practical demands of the global information age, and the importance attached to it by the government. Hong Kong One of the most commonly asked questions in Hong Kong today is how the mass media have fared since the transfer of Hong Kong from British to Chinese rule in 1997. India A bullock cart is a frequently invoked symbol in technology-related discussions in India.
Japan Japan is a media-rich country.
Malaysia Vision 2020 is a grand plan that aims to propel Malaysia to the status of an advanced industrialized nation. Winnie Khin Maung is a doctoral candidate at the School of Social Science, University of Queensland, Australia. The history of mass communication in Nepal begin in 1901 when Rana Prime Minister Dev Shumshere, decided to publish Nepal s first newspaper, The Gorkhapatra. Pakistan One permanent feature of the media scene in Pakistan is the one-sided government use of radio and television still working as government departments. Philippines Five months into the new millennium, the Philippines made it to the frontage of every major international newspaper.