武吉兰樟讯：媒体组织必须是公平，民主和独立性



武吉兰樟讯：媒体组织必须是公平，民主和独立性

信息及通讯技术（ICT）的发展，已使国内和国际的
媒体行业对传统印刷主流和电子媒体的记者来说极
具挑战性。

现今的新闻，视频，信息甚至错误的资讯共享和传
播，不仅是无边界的，也是闪电般快速。

“因此，专业记者在撰写或报告必须是清晰和准确的，
这是极其重要。媒体编辑也必须随时警惕这一点，
因为他们的出版物或组织的完整性将受到威胁。”民
政党副议长赛阿都拉萨说道。

赛阿都拉萨是出席民政党 2017 农历新年媒体之夜
时说，“以前人民只能依靠媒体主流，别无选择的时
代”的日子已过时了。

“人们和世界可以浏览网际网络获取无限的新闻和资
讯来作比较和作出自己的结论。

“假的或不准确的消息是站不住脚的，这些资讯一定
会被暴露出来，甚至可能有视觉和视频记录作为证
据。“他补充说。
Syed Razak (left) with party president Mah Siew Keong (in white shirt) and other senior leaders at the Gerakan pre-Chinese New Year Media Night 2017.
民政党第 14 届大选武吉兰樟州议席协调人赛阿都拉
萨说： “所有新闻机构都别无选择，只能审查自己
的政策，以适应信息及通讯技术（ICT）时代”。

“不能随着时代的变化可能导致读者的拒绝而被淘汰。
新闻从业者最重要的是以公平，民主和独立性作出
报道。

“应给予不论平台任何人 的自由发言权，和空间表
达他们的意见。然而，这并不意味着公然诽谤或诽
谤的自由，“他补充说。




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