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Malaysia Magazine& TV Research and Insights

*Media Planning Guide Malaysia 2014


2011-2013
Market Share by Publishers

Blu Inc Media - 40%
Group Majalah Karangkraf 23%
Nanyang Press 12.8%
Catcha Publishing 7%
Astro Digital Publications 6%
Others- 11.2%


Magazine Ad Revenue
FY 2013
Top Gear - RM 3,776,794
In Trend - RM 2,329,800
Feminine - RM10,898,100
Glam - RM 7,279,644
Marie Claire - RM4,881,359
Her World - RM 4,121,049
Female - RM 11,077,689
Nu You - RM 11,907783
Cleo - RM 7,001367
Harper's Bazaar Malaysia - RM 6,478,530
Juice - RM 3,398,900
Nona - RM 5,539,900
Mingguan Wanita - RM16,548,500
The Peak-


Top TV Stations by percentage of audience share

Astro - 45%
TV3 - 24%
9TV - 8%
8TV - 6%
TV2 - 6%
NTV7 - 5%


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