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List Top 5 Malaysian Media in 2013/2014


Total 4.8 Million Copies Circulation breakdown by language

  1. 44.7% - Bahasa
  2. 28.6% -English
  3. 26.7% Chinese


 Top 5 List of Communication Media Channels By Circulation Sales in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
source: ABC Malaysia

Top 5 English Newspapers

  1. The Sun - ( 304,727)
  2. The Star / The Sunday Star (289,362 / 292,225)
  3. New Straits Times/New Sunday Times (115,570 / 132,187)
  4. The Borneo Post (89,573) New Sabah Times  (21,251)
  5. The Edge (20,720)


Top 5 Chinese Newspapers
  1. Sin Chew Daily ( 461,597)
  2. China Press   ( 244,059 )
  3. Guang Ming    (113,378 )
  4. See Hua Daily   (95,325 )
  5. Oriental Daily   (89,623 )

Top 5 Malay Newspapers

 Harian Metro / Metro Ahad  (385,554 / 403,652 )
Utusan Malaysia / Mingguan Malaysia   (191,302 / 378,646 )
Kosmo/Kosmo Ahad                          (203,072 / 207,584 )
Berita Harian / Berita Minggu             (158,552 / 185,737 )


Top 5 Magazines

Top 10 of Malaysia is available at the following bookstores:

 • Borders
 • MPH
 • Popular
 • Kinokuniya
 • Times
 • MyNews.Com
 • MagBit

Top Radio Stations by most listeners

Era FM
Sinar FM
Hot FM
Suria
My FM

Top 5 TV Channels
  1. Astro
  2. TV3
  3. 9TV
  4. 8TV
  5. TV2

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Location: Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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