Having started a decade ago with fewer than 10 staff, BFM now employs a dedicated team of over 60. Photo: Joe Kit Yong
Having started a decade ago with fewer than 10 staff, BFM now employs a dedicated team of over 60. Photo: Joe Kit Yong
Karim Raslan
Opinion

Opinion

On Reflection by Karim Raslan

Could English-language radio station BFM 89.9 be voice of Malaysia?

While legacy media are slashing staff, this talk-radio station is on the cusp of national expansion as its openness to debate and diversity proves tantalising fare for audiences hungry for intelligent content

Having started a decade ago with fewer than 10 staff, BFM now employs a dedicated team of over 60. Photo: Joe Kit Yong
Having started a decade ago with fewer than 10 staff, BFM now employs a dedicated team of over 60. Photo: Joe Kit Yong
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