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

 6510

 

 149

2.

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

 5307

 

 184

3.

PAKISTAN: China Mobile launches Zong

 5164

 

 149

4.

THAILAND: Sanook, eBay launch site

 4103

 

 170

5.

BRITAIN: YouTube 'rape victim' arrested

 3870

 

 262

6.

AUSTRALIA: Reuters ready to pull plug on AAP

 3806

 

 99

7.

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

 3797

 

 168

8.

US: Deal close as Facebook face-off averted

 3490

 

 245

9.

US: Microsoft sets three-week deadline for Yahoo

 3486

 

 282

10.

ITALY: YouTube yobs chase top video off the charts

 3391

 

 269

11.

MALAYSIA: Blogger Raja Petra charged with sedition

 3306

 

 115

12.

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

 3293

 

 250

13.

Covering Nepal's first election in nine years

 3096

 

 225

14.

US: Teen accuses Lori Drew over MySpace suicide

 2920

 

 249

15.

A weak PM with strong ideas

 2754

 

 183

16.

PAKISTAN: China Mobile competition to benefit cell phone users

 2729

 

 177

17.

From Shar'ia to Shakira

 2680

 

 234

18.

The rise of Asian nations

 2665

 

 282

19.

MALAYSIA: Malaysian election day

 2661

 

 193

20.

Japan's garrulous bloggers go strangely silent

 2642

 

 197

21.

FRANCE: Row over disbanding of journalists 'spy' unit

 2581

 

 330

22.

US: Being Web 2.0 is absolutely the go

 2528

 

 336

23.

A world in need of humility

 2518

 

 165

24.

QATAR: Al Jazeera slams new media rules

 2447

 

 287

25.

US: Court puts kybosh on telltale site

 2447

 

 316

26.

China and the Hollywood Squares

 2446

 

 330

27.

Look who wants to read your emails

 2443

 

 235

28.

When citizens turn on journalists

 2442

 

 252

29.

INDIA: MLA files complaint against TV channel

 2430

 

 125

30.

Anomalies in Asia and America

 2413

 

 283

31.

BRITAIN: Pleas for press curb over deaths

 2409

 

 276

32.

INDIA: Multi-billion dollar telecom deals

 2391

 

 287

33.

Bashing Beijing: the shame game Olympics

 2386

 

 274

34.

CHINA: Spinning for sympathy

 2326

 

 232

35.

A Thai take on Spitzer

 2314

 

 255

36.

PAKISTAN: Asma calls for independence of judiciary, media

 2300

 

 265

37.

Censoring Hong Kong's airwaves

 2299

 

 127

38.

BRITAIN: Facebook murder rocks 'perfect little family'

 2291

 

 178

39.

China versus CNN

 2279

 

 290

40.

AUSTRALIA: Push for radio and TV ban on junk food ads

 2253

 

 195

41.

US: NY Times cuts 100 jobs

 2249

 

 289

42.

Opposition overcomes media hurdles

 2235

 

 224

43.

KOREA: Herald Media chairman resigns

 2234

 

 193

44.

KOREA: SK Telecom launches internet shop

 2225

 

 174

45.

KOREA: YouTube's Korean site makes little impact

 2212

 

 191

46.

CHINA: Bloggers battle Western media over bias

 2203

 

 179

47.

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

 2198

 

 195

48.

The farce of media freedom in Pakistan

 2175

 

 247

49.

A dream that won't go away

 2171

 

 241

50.

AUSTRALIA: Vetting would spoil YouTube

 2162

 

 199

51.

SINGAPORE: Straits Times journalists win big at SPH awards

 2130

 

 189

52.

KOREA: LG Telecom launches open internet for mobiles

 2124

 

 184

53.

Feelings of optimism

 2121

 

 289

54.

KOREA: Google launches Korean-style web search engine service

 2119

 

 197

55.

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

 2113

 

 212

56.

Racy pictures stir up questions of legality

 2103

 

 169

57.

Where to go and stay in Asia

 2103

 

 198

58.

A new Vietnam

 2092

 

 304

59.

AUSTRALIA: Nine on a high definition

 2090

 

 196

60.

KOREA: YouTube opens Korean site with dim outlook

 2088

 

 201

61.

CHINA: Tibet news censored

 2078

 

 210

62.

Plenty of cases to explore

 2072

 

 215

63.

A woman of history

 2062

 

 208

64.

INDIA: Threat to Modi on email?

 2060

 

 246

65.

Suicide sites pose deadly problem

 2048

 

 211

66.

AUSTRALIA: How police broke net pedophile ring

 2018

 

 189

67.

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

 1988

 

 180

68.

FIJI: Minister files multi-million dollar lawsuit

 1978

 

 184

69.

All eyes on Tibet

 1978

 

 188

70.

Trouble in paradise

 1969

 

 275

71.

KOREA: Samsung networks launches internet-based mobile phone

 1967

 

 193

72.

Is the "China model" the future?

 1956

 

 319

73.

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

 1947

 

 175

74.

KOREA: More autonomy for print media planned

 1945

 

 201

75.

Talk and reality

 1940

 

 247

76.

Paraded for propaganda

 1936

 

 239

77.

The Hanoi Hilton

 1931

 

 265

78.

KOREA: N. Korean media reports Namdaemun fire

 1927

 

 179

79.

MALAYSIA: Rocked by polls result?

 1926

 

 207

80.

Hiding from the junta

 1922

 

 180

81.

MALAYSIA: Takeover of newspaper not political, says Berjaya boss

 1920

 

 194

82.

SINGAPORE: 4 films banned at movie festival

 1911

 

 161

83.

AUSTRALIA: Ten Network profit hits $270.5m

 1908

 

 173

84.

Radio stations stay on air

 1903

 

 231

85.

TAIWAN: Global Mobile postpones WiMAX launch

 1883

 

 179

86.

BANGLADESH: Submarine cable snapped in Egypt

 1881

 

 190

87.

AUSTRALIA: Underbelly must wait, but might air in May

 1877

 

 176

88.

On China and the Olympics

 1873

 

 190

89.

The limits of the news

 1865

 

 213

90.

AUSTRALIA: ALP scraps broadband contract

 1864

 

 189

91.

SINGAPORE: HD DVD dumping begins

 1858

 

 180

92.

Strait-talk from Bush Sr.

 1855

 

 163

93.

KOREA: Web TV to offer online game services

 1854

 

 184

94.

AUSTRALIA: WAN takes on Seven over board control

 1823

 

 214

95.

Why become a journalist?

 1822

 

 190

96.

NORTH KOREA: N. Korea accuses Seoul of stepping up 'propaganda broadcasting'

 1816

 

 197

97.

NORTH KOREA: North Korea intensifies press oppression

 1797

 

 218

98.

A lady is murdered

 1785

 

 238

99.

Saeed Malik: prolific writer on music

 1777

 

 154

100.

Creating "Islamic ghouls"

 1774

 

 245