Most Viewed, Emailed and Printed Stories by Year

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Title

Viewed

Emailed

Printed

1.

MALAYSIA: 3 jailed over Malaysian sex-scandal video

 100894

 

 5374

2.

FIJI: Minister files multi-million dollar lawsuit

 41399

 

 4910

3.

INDONESIA: Online porn law won't affect business, say Internet cafe owners

 38508

 

 2897

4.

Sri Lanka's Presidential Election: Tamils explain why they will not vote

 33662

 

 4354

5.

The High Tide of the Korean Wave III: Why do Asian fans prefer Korean pop culture?

 33393

 

 3414

6.

Chinese democracy

 32363

 

 4352

7.

SRI LANKA: Tsunami aid agreement faces mountain of opposition

 31568

 

 4046

8.

NEW ZEALAND: Critical journalism award revamped

 30901

 

 4493

9.

THAILAND: Sanook, eBay launch site

 29201

 

 3117

10.

SRI LANKA: Pro-LTTE newspaper distributor murdered

 27374

 

 4779

11.

TAIWAN: Virtual sex opens new, safe doors, says Shu-te Univeristy academics

 26947

 

 2965

12.

WORLD: E-health is C'wealth's new agenda

 25906

 

 3299

13.

SRI LANKA: New report on tsunami coverage criticizes local media

 25294

 

 3448

14.

SRI LANKA: Violence against Tamil journalists escalating

 24269

 

 3667

15.

QATAR: Al Jazeera slams new media rules

 24211

 

 3272

16.

SRI LANKA: Journalist Sivaram murder suspect arrested

 24052

 

 3784

17.

FRANCE: Row over disbanding of journalists 'spy' unit

 23929

 

 3257

18.

SRI LANKA: EU bans LTTE travel in member states

 23728

 

 3875

19.

SRI LANKA: Political party's newspaper distributor and member killed in separate attacks

 23629

 

 3695

20.

Sri Lanka's Presidential Election: The irony of the LTTE boycott

 23065

 

 3677

21.

Who's calling who "uncivilized"?

 22889

 

 4243

22.

SRI LANKA: Major daily withholds information about Tamil journalist's killer

 22644

 

 3869

23.

SRI LANKA: Journalists seek trade union, reform for provincial news media

 22496

 

 3754

24.

SRI LANKA: Group claims responsibility for Tamil journalist's murder, threatens peace activists

 22311

 

 3622

25.

SINGAPORE: New free-to-air TV channel solely for Indian-language programmes

 22031

 

 3007

26.

KOREA: Google launches Korean-style web search engine service

 21292

 

 2856

27.

The road to Mutur

 20829

 

 3227

28.

KOREA: YouTube's Korean site makes little impact

 20593

 

 2957

29.

PAKISTAN: China Mobile launches Zong

 20461

 

 2801

30.

Sri Lanka's Presidential Election: Hardliner Rajapakse wins

 20177

 

 3301

31.

Ignorance may not always be bliss

 20125

 

 2907

32.

KOREA: YouTube opens Korean site with dim outlook

 19973

 

 2866

33.

KOREA: Samsung networks launches internet-based mobile phone

 19775

 

 3001

34.

SINGAPORE: Straits Times journalists win big at SPH awards

 19560

 

 2905

35.

PAKISTAN: China Mobile competition to benefit cell phone users

 19547

 

 2806

36.

INDIA: Multi-billion dollar telecom deals

 19471

 

 3135

37.

WORLD: Muslims rely on foreign communications

 19329

 

 3088

38.

BRITAIN: 'On the Internet, guard your personal space'

 19137

 

 3174

39.

BANGLADESH: Submarine cable snapped in Egypt

 19132

 

 2934

40.

The rise of Asian nations

 19103

 

 3036

41.

WORLD: Newspapers surge ahead in Asia but slump in the West

 18992

 

 3128

42.

CHINA: Bloggers battle Western media over bias

 18941

 

 2933

43.

MALAYSIA: Malaysian election day

 18838

 

 2816

44.

MALAYSIA: Blogger Raja Petra charged with sedition

 18820

 

 2730

45.

ASIA: High-speed superhighway sets the tone

 18735

 

 2986

46.

FRANCE: RSF to mark March 12 as "Online Free Expression Day"

 18619

 

 3124

47.

US: Shoe protest held near White House

 18374

 

 3038

48.

Covering Nepal's first election in nine years

 18284

 

 2866

49.

The farce of media freedom in Pakistan

 18273

 

 3747

50.

Japanese Facebook takes Model T approach

 18245

 

 2941

51.

MALAYSIA: Takeover of newspaper not political, says Berjaya boss

 18099

 

 2785

52.

A dream that won't go away

 17916

 

 2897

53.

CHINA: Tibet news censored

 17883

 

 2882

54.

PAKISTAN: Asma calls for independence of judiciary, media

 17882

 

 2832

55.

CHINA: Spinning for sympathy

 17855

 

 2934

56.

KOREA: SK Telecom launches internet shop

 17834

 

 2815

57.

KOREA: More autonomy for print media planned

 17477

 

 2820

58.

KOREA: Herald Media chairman resigns

 17360

 

 2793

59.

SINGAPORE: GV leaks e-mail contacts of 7,000 patrons

 17301

 

 2883

60.

KOREA: LG Telecom launches open internet for mobiles

 17201

 

 2782

61.

Censoring Hong Kong's airwaves

 17163

 

 2846

62.

When citizens turn on journalists

 17138

 

 2873

63.

INDIA: Threat to Modi on email?

 17058

 

 2828

64.

From Shar'ia to Shakira

 16960

 

 2985

65.

Between Nanjing and Chongqing

 16940

 

 2940

66.

MALAYSIA: Rocked by polls result?

 16939

 

 2725

67.

The irrepressible and intimate Mochtar Lubis

 16699

 

 3029

68.

Once the TV industry king, KPS looks for new niche

 16671

 

 2752

69.

SINGAPORE: 4 films banned at movie festival

 16593

 

 2861

70.

China and the Hollywood Squares

 16344

 

 3031

71.

INDIA: MLA files complaint against TV channel

 16084

 

 2767

72.

Is the "China model" the future?

 16056

 

 3119

73.

A weak PM with strong ideas

 15914

 

 2837

74.

Swara Porong Radio becomes voice of mudflow victims

 15875

 

 2717

75.

KOREA: N. Korean media reports Namdaemun fire

 15860

 

 2754

76.

Where to go and stay in Asia

 15858

 

 2924

77.

INDONESIA: Indonesian govt to block porn websites next month

 15813

 

 2349

78.

SINGAPORE: Film's portrayal of Islam distorted, say Singaporeans

 15799

 

 2828

79.

Opposition overcomes media hurdles

 15647

 

 2876

80.

Look who wants to read your emails

 15640

 

 2771

81.

Anomalies in Asia and America

 15507

 

 2934

82.

MALAYSIA: Tamil newspaper loses license

 15338

 

 2640

83.

A world in need of humility

 15284

 

 2719

84.

A Thai take on Spitzer

 15282

 

 2811

85.

Suicide sites pose deadly problem

 15058

 

 2741

86.

IRAQ: For Arabs, shoe is a dirty 4-letter word

 14919

 

 2870

87.

A woman of history

 14916

 

 2722

88.

Radio stations stay on air

 14843

 

 2759

89.

Plenty of cases to explore

 14719

 

 2722

90.

MYANMAR: Government denies foreign journalists' entry

 13748

 

 2245

91.

Racy pictures stir up questions of legality

 13605

 

 2825

92.

PAKISTAN: PFUJ assails arrest of journalists

 13406

 

 3068

93.

Trouble in paradise

 13240

 

 3051

94.

Strait-talk from Bush Sr.

 13232

 

 2757

95.

KOREA: Yahoo, KTF partner for mobile RFID

 13126

 

 2714

96.

All eyes on Tibet

 13058

 

 2918

97.

AsiaMedia writer wins South Asian Journalists Association award

 12856

 

 3067

98.

China versus CNN

 12652

 

 2726

99.

PAKISTAN: Policy for documentation of mobile subscribers devised

 12648

 

 3238

100.

Much style, some content, no tough questions for Ma

 12605

 

 3038