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Digital Marketing 2025: The New Rules of Engagement As we step boldly into 2025, digital marketing is undergoing a seismic transformation. From AI-powered strategies to the fall of third-party cookies, the next wave of marketing isn’t just about reaching audiences—it’s about resonating with them, in real time, with relevance and respect. This guide explores theRead more

The media publishing industry in Singapore is experiencing a tsunami. Within the past 12 months, a number of local news publications (most notably Today) have announced that they will cease their print editions. However, this does not mean they are now out of print. Many traditional publications continue to exist, on our screens. In MayRead more

Like most Southeast Asia countries, the digital publishing era has started but for it to be a game-changer in the Philippines, it requires time. Started as early as 2011, the Philippines is slowly climbing the game by allowing more publisher to go digital.Read more

With a population of more than 96 million, a median age of 30 years, and internet penetration standing at over 64 million, or just over 67% of the local population, Vietnam is a young and dynamic market representing a huge commercial opportunity for brands and marketers. Vietnam digital trends emerge fast in this exciting consumerRead more

The State of Media Publisher Landscape in Thailand The arrival of a new digital era has caused the media publishing industry in Thailand to experience dramatic changes over the past years. The new era does not only involve the shift from print media to online media but also challenges the publishers to adapt to differentRead more

The State of Malaysian Media Publisher Landscape “The audience today do not read but BROWSE news!” This was the key takeaway that I learned from a talk conducted by a content marketing specialist two years ago. It is noteworthy to find out the way how the audience today consumes the content due to the riseRead more

Introduction “A Last Hurrah… And a New Beginning.” This was Jakarta Globe’s headline, on the first page of their last print edition in 2015. It followed the cessation of other print newspapers in Indonesia, Sinar Harapan and Koran Tempo’s Sunday Edition. Since then, the shift from print to digital has only intensified. Like most countries worldwide, theRead more