TV3 Malay New Frequency 2020
TV3 (spelled as Tivi Tiga) is a Malaysian free-to-air television channel owned by the Media Prima, a media conglomerate. It was launched on 1 June 1984.
In 2013, TV3 remained the most-watched television station in Malaysia, despite the declining viewership of free-to-air television.[2]
In Singapore, the channel ran into controversy because it broadcast programmes in Cantonese, which ran contrary to the Singapore government’s policy of promoting Mandarin instead of other dialects in media.[3] Consequently, it prevented people in government-built housing blocks from installing the special antennas required to receive the channel.[4] In addition, it prevented local newspapers and magazines from carrying listings for TV3, even though these were available for the other Malaysian channels.[5] TV3 was available on Singapore CableVision (now StarHub TV), Singapore’s only cable TV operator, until it was removed at 9pm, 22 July 2002 owing to copyright issues.[6]
In 2007, a reality television programme broadcast on TV3 called Sensasi was banned amid accusations that host Awal Ashaari “humiliating a person to sensationalise the issue” along with complaints to actress Rosnah Mat Aris that touched on sensitive issues relating to Islam by linking Siti Khadijah, wife of Prophet Muhammad to the present issue of women courting younger men.[7] Another reality television show, Teleskop, was banned in 1995 after panellist Nasir Jani’s swearing towards Prime Minister at the time, Mahathir Mohamad on air.[8
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