Abstract
As in the other countries of the developing Third World, broadcasting has become a major force in opinion-building in Malaysia. Taking a step forward, Malaysia has also introduced a private TV network in the country. However, broadcasting policies have prevented the country from making use of the electronic media, particularly television, wisely to bring about an informed citizenry. This article examines the disadvantages of the narrowly defined objectives for broadcasting as well as the lack of opportunities for free and progressive expression of public opinion.
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